Do Deer eat Sweet Cattle Range Cubes?

[oldtestamentman]

I'm putting out feed with game cams for nilgai and hopefully deer. Any pics of deer eating them? I'm wondering if it is even worth the $$$ with all the mesquite beans on the ground.

I'm just trying to draw as much game, deer, nilgai to my game cam. Help?

[KactusKiller]

I feed range cubes, the deer love them

[CabezaBlanca]

I don't know about range cubes but I feed my cows Purina Stocker Grower which is a 14% pellet feed. The deer come in and wait until they are done and then clean up after them. The feed is pretty much just miniature range cubes.

[kd350]

Yes they do. Axis do as well

[ba1005]

Deer at our lease love cotton seed.

[jshouse]

yes

[Davik]

Yeah...the deer at my house eat fried chicken!

[BrandonA]

Yes.

[Hawkpuppy 1]

Deer will eat just about anything and everything they can get to. Especially if the cubes are more alfalfa based or have a good sweet smell to them. I fed a deer a couple of chocolate chip cookies every day for 4 years...

[AntlerCollector]

Axis love them! Deer will eat them. It took mine a little while to realize they were food. Deer will eat pretty much anything. I've even seen a deer eat venison




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[quarterback]

Hogs really love them. They will chomp them up like candy given the chance. Just don't put them out if you have cows in the pasture. They will come back every day and lay right in the middle of your set and ruin your hunt. Ask me how I know.

[Bullseye07]

Hogs really love them. They will chomp them up like candy given the chance. Just don't put them out if you have cows in the pasture. They will come back every day and lay right in the middle of your set and ruin your hunt. Ask me how I know.

Yep. I've got a buddy who has a way too smart boar hog on his hand. It figured out how to open the chute on his cuber.

[oldtestamentman]

We'll see.
I have 3 cameras and hopefully the rain shower we got today will produce some tracks. New place, I want to see what is on it asap! It borders NAS Kingsville and Laureles Division of King Ranch.