Why I use a feeder

[WCB]

I use a feeder cause it's legal and I kill stuff by'em...

[100%TtId]

This sums it up fairly well:

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxMk9gHsXjg"]Ted Nugent's Spirit of the Wild -- Ask The Nuge - YouTube[/ame]

[Deathrow Jethro]

Go uncle ted...

[careybirdwell]

[QUOTE=100%TtId;4766515]This sums it up fairly well:QUOTE]



Amen Brother Ted !!!!

[Coach W]

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Ok see thats ^^^^ what boredom looks like.

Those pics are crazy though!

I would set up on that big white line on the north side of that first pic, after driving through with my tailgate feeder running! But I can be lazy!!!

[Racer 808]

Uncle ted

[Nitro1970]

Hey go post it up on AT then come back and post a link

[Geezy Rider]

To all those that don't like how we hunt, go pound sand. We don't care how you do it up north, (of the red river). If you don't like it here then stay the heck out cause we'll steal your girlfriend, kick your tail and drink all your beer.

[Bonehead]

This sums it up fairly well:

Ted Nugent's Spirit of the Wild -- Ask The Nuge - YouTube

I was about to quote him on this till your post came along. Couldn't be said any better!

[ny bowhunter]

It's all good, as long as it's legal. I love hunting a feeder when I'm visiting the in-laws down in Texas.

Having said that, stand placement in wooded environments is not as easy as some would make it sound. Especially if food plots are NOT available. And in the instance where they're not available, which is what my lease in Kentucky is like, I have had to move my stands frequently to find the sweet spots.

I guess I do more hunting than killing, but for me, that is precisely what I enjoy about my lease: I have to scout like crazy and hunt as much as possible in order to learn everything I can about the area I hunt and the animals I pursue.

I really don't see it as either/or, though. Both methods are fun and I guess I'd like to add that if you don't like hearing "Yankees" put down feeder hunting (remember, I'm not one of the naysayers ), then a little reciprocity would be nice, i.e., don't put down other hunting methods.

[Floor Man]

To all those that don't like how we hunt, go pound sand. We don't care how you do it up north, (of the red river). If you don't like it here then stay the heck out cause we'll steal your girlfriend, kick your tail and drink all your beer.

Maybe the quote of the year. By the way in the first photo I think I saw they're food source- everywhere. Feeders, food plots, corn fields (feed) is the best management tool. I can kill a deer on a trail but it's hard to take inventory and take the most management minded animal. By the way I only hunt feeders with a trail cam don't want to waste time when the could come in " anytime" after the feeder goes off.

[kcmarullo]

My name is Keith and I am a feeder user !

[Alaskan]

I've hunted up north without a feeder and in TX with and without a feeder. I like it all because it's all hunting. The only indisputable things to me are that it's harder to hunt without baiting and deer that eat corn taste better.

[Tex21]

My name is Keith and I am a feeder user !

First step is admitting it lol

[West Texican]

Out here in West Texas, we do not look down on those who thoughtfully utilize corn feeders. It never rains out here, so we do not have the LUXURY of planting food plots and feeling smugly superior to those of us who must resort to guarding the corn.