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<blockquote data-quote="Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow" data-source="post: 828345" data-attributes="member: 7123"><p>Oh you can legally. but you're better off getting off at least 75 yards or more away - they will learn quickly not to come to the feeder if you bust some there.</p><p></p><p>Especially if you want bucks - does & fawns may come to the feeder during daylight but adult bucks won't - they may be in the trees a ways off however, waiting, espec. during the rut - like dennis said above.</p><p></p><p>Turkeys - no, you gotta be at least 100 yards from any bait, or you're in violation - not sporting because they're too stupid, being the theory.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Putting it on the ground is fine - just spread it out so it doesn't mildew. And it goes a lot faster from the ground than if metered by a feeder spreader. Put out 2 or 3 bags when it turns cold in Nov/Dec, then archery hunt them - they will come if it's a harsh winter. In the early season, they may or may not be drawn to it, since they have plenty to eat usually. But if they find it, they'll come back at least occasionally, even during the early season.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Dr. Tad Hussein Winslow, post: 828345, member: 7123"] Oh you can legally. but you're better off getting off at least 75 yards or more away - they will learn quickly not to come to the feeder if you bust some there. Especially if you want bucks - does & fawns may come to the feeder during daylight but adult bucks won't - they may be in the trees a ways off however, waiting, espec. during the rut - like dennis said above. Turkeys - no, you gotta be at least 100 yards from any bait, or you're in violation - not sporting because they're too stupid, being the theory. Putting it on the ground is fine - just spread it out so it doesn't mildew. And it goes a lot faster from the ground than if metered by a feeder spreader. Put out 2 or 3 bags when it turns cold in Nov/Dec, then archery hunt them - they will come if it's a harsh winter. In the early season, they may or may not be drawn to it, since they have plenty to eat usually. But if they find it, they'll come back at least occasionally, even during the early season. [/QUOTE]
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