Diy deer feed block

Wow! This winter has been some kind of crazy! It's way too cold! Y'all bundle up out there! We're fighting a serious case of winter boredom around here - with our chickens that is. They are plucking each other's feathers out, just because it's something to do. Not a good thing when temperatures are dropping so. I thought I would try my hand at making a boredom buster 'Flock Block'. It is the perfect way to entertain your chickens while providing them with some wholesome winter nutrition. And…

a. Growing Deer TV with Dr. Grant Woods - www.growingdeer.tv b. The Management Advantage with Chuck Sykes - www.themanagmentadvantage.com

If you want to attract deer to your stand quickly, consider making a peanut butter lure. Simply attach the jar lid to a tree and screw on the jar.

It wasn’t too many years ago that a deer hunter’s herd management plan included nothing more than throwing out a salt block or two on the property they hunted. Some hunters would keep these salt licks off-limits for hunting, while others hung a treestand within easy reach and hunted it like a bait site. But times have certainly changed, and there are now more products for your deer herd management than you could possibly ever use in a lifetime.

Molasses Deer Lick: We've all seen a lot of different types and flavors of expensive deer licks at the store. The main ingredients are usually the same as if you were making hard candy, so I found a few recipes out there for hard candy and used molasses instead of…

I often get asked about wholeseed cottonseed as an alternative whitetail deer feed. It has gained in popularity in recent years and here is what you need to know:

There are no rules written in stone on how to go about building these feeders or the materials you choose to use. The end goal is to supply clean, dry feed to wildlife and have it available whenever they choose to feed day or night.