6:45 am, 11:00 am, 5:30 pm
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During the rut I will throw and extra time mid-day and try to attract in any does in the area that are being chased. i need to just record the feeder sound going off and play that!!!! i also put out a scrape dripper or two with doe in estrous but the bucks dont hold still for shots long. last year I saw four bucks chasing one doe in circles around me for an hour. poor gals tongue was hanging out! She would lay down and hide from them! I am sure my scrape drippers had them going extra hard also!LOL!
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Originally posted by westexasagent View PostMy feeders go off at 7AM-7:30AM then at 6PM-6:30PM and throw 3 seconds each throwing on high RPM. I do this for several reasons:
1) With high winds/noisy days the deer have a hard time hearing the feeder go off. The sound alot of the time is what brings ours in so I want to give them two chances to hear it go off.
2)If it is a quiet morning if the deer heard the first throwing a long ways off they start walking that way...then they hear it go off again and i have literally watched them many times start trotting or running to the feeder.
3) If the deer are at the feeder and it goes off a 2nd time the corn doesn't scre them off long. If i want a good buck to re-position himself for a shot sometimes this has helped by it going off and him walking back in a better position. Has messed me up before too but i know it is going to go off and I try to make the shot before the 2nd throwing.
Just my experiences and how i have tried to keep a work in progress. I dang sure don't miss those photocell feeder days of not knowing when he heck it would throw on a cloudy day!!!!!
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