Thanks. The feeders are from a company called “ Wilderness Calls” out of Georgia. They are galvanized metal, they have a hopper to put the feed in. The feed slides down into the trough with gravity. Just face the feeder away from the wind and that’s it! Our place is 145 acres.
You're a good man, Charlie Brown. I love how much effort ya'll put in at your property. You're a great outdoor steward, brother. Great video!!
Wow! Thank you for your great comment.
Great info, keep up the good work on these videos!👍
Thanks, will do!
Oh man you are killing me! You have some bucks for this fall. Good luck Chum.
Quite a few nice ones made it thru rifle season!
Can’t wait to see how big they’ll be next year
I’m hoping more bucks use the hillside as bedding.
Good breeding stock in place.
Yes, the farm is very lucky to have some good genetics around
Where did you get those feeders???and how does it refill the eating station???you guys have a nice piece of heaven there...how many acres
Thanks. The feeders are from a company called “ Wilderness Calls” out of Georgia. They are galvanized metal, they have a hopper to put the feed in. The feed slides down into the trough with gravity. Just face the feeder away from the wind and that’s it! Our place is 145 acres.
This works like crazy I’m in south Texas and ran out of corn so I put a pile of this out there and it didn’t last 1 night
Right on!!
@@oxford821 I’ve even mixed corn with cherry koolaid powder add a little water so it’s a little sticky and that also works really good
Make sure you give them protein and fiber. Corn is only carbohydrates.
@@oxford821 yes sir i give them a 20% protein pellet also
What feeder is this
My feeders are the Double D Big Buck from WWW.WildernessCalls.com