Goofyfoot2001 Member Supporting Member Joined Dec 18, 2016 Messages 8,852 Location Tega Cay, South Carolina Rating - 100% 4 0 0 Feb 12, 2022 #1 I read that this condition is due to too many carbs too fast. Would this be the community pumping the deer full of walmart corn? Also read it results in acidosis and can be fatal.
I read that this condition is due to too many carbs too fast. Would this be the community pumping the deer full of walmart corn? Also read it results in acidosis and can be fatal.
R Roanoke Well-Known Member Joined Jan 1, 2019 Messages 141 Location Eastern N.C. Rating - 0% 0 0 0 Feb 12, 2022 #2 I was once told by a feed dealer that corn marked as deer corn most likely contained high levels of Aflatoxin
I was once told by a feed dealer that corn marked as deer corn most likely contained high levels of Aflatoxin
SpecialK Well-Known Member Benefactor Supporting Member Multi-Factor Enabled Joined Apr 10, 2020 Messages 980 Location Stokes County, NC Rating - 100% 29 0 0 Feb 12, 2022 #3 Poor little guy. He’s got quite the goofy foot... I’ve read deer corn is dangerous for deer. Something about it being very hard to digest and can cause many issues. I try to stick to apples and peanuts/butter. Last edited: Feb 14, 2022
Poor little guy. He’s got quite the goofy foot... I’ve read deer corn is dangerous for deer. Something about it being very hard to digest and can cause many issues. I try to stick to apples and peanuts/butter.
kcult Wish you were closer Charter Member Supporting Member Multi-Factor Enabled Joined Dec 17, 2016 Messages 20,190 Location ChesCo SC Rating - 100% 54 0 0 Feb 12, 2022 #4 We've been using corn in our feeders for over 30 years. Ours comes out of a farmer's grain bin about 3 miles up the road. Not to say there are none, but I have not seen any ill effects as a result.
We've been using corn in our feeders for over 30 years. Ours comes out of a farmer's grain bin about 3 miles up the road. Not to say there are none, but I have not seen any ill effects as a result.
BlackGun Pimpin Ain’t Easy Joined Jun 9, 2017 Messages 11,606 Location Hickory Rating - 100% 13 0 0 Feb 12, 2022 #5 If feeding corn did that it would have been banned long ago.
REELDOC The creek won't clear up til you get the pigs out. Benefactor Life Member Supporting Member Joined Dec 24, 2016 Messages 5,605 Location near Clemmons Rating - 100% 15 0 0 Feb 12, 2022 #6 That one looks genetically screwed up. Should be put down.
OP Goofyfoot2001 Member Supporting Member Joined Dec 18, 2016 Messages 8,852 Location Tega Cay, South Carolina Rating - 100% 4 0 0 Feb 12, 2022 #7 REELDOC said: That one looks genetically screwed up. Should be put down. Click to expand... I would love to stick and arrow through it but we're in a soccer mom / yankee lib / Karen scenario here in Tega Cay, SC.
REELDOC said: That one looks genetically screwed up. Should be put down. Click to expand... I would love to stick and arrow through it but we're in a soccer mom / yankee lib / Karen scenario here in Tega Cay, SC.
MacEntyre Shoot on Sight! 2A Bourbon Hound OG Charter Member Benefactor Life Member Multi-Factor Enabled Joined Jan 3, 2017 Messages 9,979 Location Trouble Ranch on Troublesome Creek Rating - 100% 61 0 0 Feb 12, 2022 #8 Quiet-22 in a 24" barrel bolt action, right behind the eye.
REELDOC The creek won't clear up til you get the pigs out. Benefactor Life Member Supporting Member Joined Dec 24, 2016 Messages 5,605 Location near Clemmons Rating - 100% 15 0 0 Feb 12, 2022 #9 The wildlife folks down there may do it for you. Those mutations are bad for herd development.