Decent Protein?

[knighttime]

Hey guys I've looked at a couple proteins and I really have no clue what I'm looking for...

Long story short I found some 18% at a local CoOp in Sulphur Springs at a fairly good price of 6.70$ per 50# bag. All the protein in this part of the world ranges from 10-15$ a sack and with me being on only 100 acres I'm not trying to feed the best of the best but I still want to supplement them with something other than corn...

Anyways do y'all believe this 18% is a decent protein?


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[txwhitetail]

That doesn't look bad at that price point.

[MA ELite]

Big Tine works great.


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[knighttime]

That doesn't look bad at that price point.

Hope not... it's either that or the sportsman deer and elk for 14$ a sack!


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[texashunter56]

That is more of a complete or pen feed ration with that high of fiber. You grow fiber for free in the pasture. I would not buy it to use on deer out on a ranch.

[knighttime]

That is more of a complete or pen feed ration with that high of fiber. You grow fiber for free in the pasture. I would not buy it to use on deer out on a ranch.

Thanks, I'll keep the search going I reckon.

[AntlerCollector]

That's good feed at a great price!

[AntlerCollector]

I'd like to find a place about 4 hours south of there for that price

[joebriles]

I started throwing a corn and roasted soybean mixture in my timed feeders. It's 17% and I'm hoping the deer like it enough to keep them around our property.


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[WTN]

That is more of a complete or pen feed ration with that high of fiber. You grow fiber for free in the pasture. I would not buy it to use on deer out on a ranch.

What's a good fiber content for pasture deer? We've been feeding Antlers Plus

[AntlerCollector]

What's a good fiber content for pasture deer? We've been feeding Antlers Plus

I feed cottonseed and it's 24% crude fiber.

[knighttime]

I feed cottonseed and it's 24% crude fiber.

I'm waiting until October when the gin near my farm gets some back in stock