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<blockquote data-quote="DoubleRidge" data-source="post: 5129568" data-attributes="member: 20594"><p>And I totally understand the desire...as a kid growing up my grandparents had an area in the edge of the woods where they would dump table scrap, bird seed, corn and anything else edible....late in evening we would sight on the screen porch quietly and watch deer come and go... raccoon, fox, birds, etc.....great memories....and today my wife buys black oil sunflower seed by 40 lb bag to fill multiple bird feeders....it's fun to watch..... but as for anything comparable to the cost of corn that is healthier for feeding deer....I'm not aware of any product.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DoubleRidge, post: 5129568, member: 20594"] And I totally understand the desire...as a kid growing up my grandparents had an area in the edge of the woods where they would dump table scrap, bird seed, corn and anything else edible....late in evening we would sight on the screen porch quietly and watch deer come and go... raccoon, fox, birds, etc.....great memories....and today my wife buys black oil sunflower seed by 40 lb bag to fill multiple bird feeders....it's fun to watch..... but as for anything comparable to the cost of corn that is healthier for feeding deer....I'm not aware of any product. [/QUOTE]
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