@@russellk6415 We are in western Kerr County and we’ve been blessed with a lot of rain. It hasn’t had this much grass in this area in years so it’s very very green but starting to dry up and thanks so much for your comment. God bless.
@donallentexasoutdoors I'm in Leakey. Send us some of the rain. You got a very nice selection of game animals. Well done, job. Aoudad is on my bucket list.
@@donallentexasoutdoors you are exactly right. No matter where you live, water is the key! I'm going to a new rifle camp and the first thing l asked was... Is there any water close by. Good job!
@@johnhardin5168 I had to move the 2 x 8 panels forward as far as possible to make sure they were all in the 6 foot wide tank and capture as much water as possible. I appreciate your comment.
I am going to share my secret with you folks. If you want to see the bucks on your property put out some cracked corn. Think about why deer are eating corn……They like the good stuff that’s inside of a kernel. When it’s already cracked it makes it easy for the old bucks to chew and eat so they love it.
@@straightopoint Yeah we have apple flavored corn around here but they don’t like it like they do crack corn. I have a pet deer and her favorite things to eat are grapes and cheddar puff corn! 🤣😂
LOL obviously if you live in an area with little water this is the minimal you would do??? I live in an area with lakes and ponds and puddles everywhere so ya water is not the answer here LOL 🙂
@@thegrantdanielsband Our son has a ranch in Lavaca county Texas and there’s water everywhere over there too, but this area water is the most important and in all areas supplemental feeding becomes more important August through late winter than any other time. Thanks for your comment.
I always fill it to overflowing and I about add 3 ounces of Clorox to 35 gallons about every three weeks or as needed. Thank you for the comment 👍🏻 God bless
@@chrisgrassi4066 thanks for your comment👍🏻 sounds like you won’t have no problem getting your deer this year. Good luck. please like and subscribe 👍🏻God bless
Thank You for promoting supplemental feeding .
@@TheYeti308 we appreciate your comment👍🏻thank you
Love it! Some favorite memories will always be out on the land with yall! Miss yall :)
So glad to hear from you. We miss and love you! They are great memories❤️
That's some huge bucks. I enjoyed your video. Thanks for sharing.
I appreciate your comment 👍🏻thanks for watching Don
Enjoyed the video...New subscriber! Good luck this Fall!
@@deerhearse thank you so much! good luck to you as well. I appreciate the comment. God bless
I was gonna say good lord where are you...south texas but i see texas in title.good vid sir!
@@TommyLawson-yc3ru Texas hill country 👍🏻thank you for your comment God Bless
damn man you rocked that chain.
@@jerryhampton9402 lol👍🏻
I use a small amount of pine o pine as a cover up cent it works wonders and the deer are use to that smell
@@rickyrunner7619 yes, I’ve used that before too. It works excellent. Thanks so much for the comment 👍🏻
Enjoyed the Video!
@@tracirussell8036 thank you for your comment God bless you
That sure looks like the Texas Hill Country. It happens to be where I live. It's been dry in my part this year. Be blessed
@@russellk6415 We are in western Kerr County and we’ve been blessed with a lot of rain. It hasn’t had this much grass in this area in years so it’s very very green but starting to dry up and thanks so much for your comment. God bless.
@donallentexasoutdoors
I'm in Leakey. Send us some of the rain. You got a very nice selection of game animals. Well done, job. Aoudad is on my bucket list.
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Looks like Hill Country, I love hunting out there..❤
@@blackpredatorbowhunter4379 yes it is👍🏻thank you for your comment God bless
@@donallentexasoutdoors Pipe Creek is my favorite.
As a Canadian woodsman, seems your saw chain could use a sharpening. Lol
@@marsbotbyl159 you are right. I’m always going to sharpen it the next time lol thanks for watching and I appreciate the comment
@@donallentexasoutdoors you are exactly right. No matter where you live, water is the key! I'm going to a new rifle camp and the first thing l asked was... Is there any water close by. Good job!
@@marsbotbyl159 good luck this year. I appreciate your comment 👍🏻
Why did you lap the tin over the tank so much? Does it keep the water cooler?
@@johnhardin5168 I had to move the 2 x 8 panels forward as far as possible to make sure they were all in the 6 foot wide tank and capture as much water as possible. I appreciate your comment.
@@donallentexasoutdoors I see. Maybe curl the corners at the end ti funnel the water.
@@johnhardin5168 yes that’s exactly what I did👍it’s working great and keeping it full.
I am going to share my secret with you folks. If you want to see the bucks on your property put out some cracked corn. Think about why deer are eating corn……They like the good stuff that’s inside of a kernel. When it’s already cracked it makes it easy for the old bucks to chew and eat so they love it.
@@Sully4Real thanks for your comment 👍🏻
You should try some really strong apple sent on that corn and it will be gone in about a hour if they around and can smell it.
@@straightopoint Yeah we have apple flavored corn around here but they don’t like it like they do crack corn. I have a pet deer and her favorite things to eat are grapes and cheddar puff corn! 🤣😂
@@straightopoint Yes that works great! Thanks for the comment 👍
You need a sharp chain😅
LOL obviously if you live in an area with little water this is the minimal you would do??? I live in an area with lakes and ponds and puddles everywhere so ya water is not the answer here LOL 🙂
@@thegrantdanielsband Our son has a ranch in Lavaca county Texas and there’s water everywhere over there too, but this area water is the most important and in all areas supplemental feeding becomes more important August through late winter than any other time. Thanks for your comment.
What do you do to keep the water from getting stagnant?
I love this idea! I have a favorite spot that needs a watering hole, too.
I always fill it to overflowing and I about add 3 ounces of Clorox to 35 gallons about every three weeks or as needed.
Thank you for the comment 👍🏻
God bless
@@donallentexasoutdoors thank you!
I can send you 10k pictures of deer eating corn from start of summer to the end of summer. Not sure why you think they avoid it during the hot months
@@chrisgrassi4066 thanks for your comment👍🏻 sounds like you won’t have no problem getting your deer this year. Good luck. please like and subscribe 👍🏻God bless