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<blockquote data-quote="Deer Slayer" data-source="post: 3012467" data-attributes="member: 8855"><p>No i did not take any pics. Tonight I went out at dusk to pour out the feed and the deer were in the matured oats eating something or bedded down. I poured the feed in the trough, sprayed approx 1 1/2 ounces of the Ivomec and stirred it well. I added approx 8 ozs of syrup over a gallon of feed and stirred well to get everything coated. I started whistling and banging the feed bucket while I walked back into the house. 2 deer RAN in from the field and waited for everything to settle down. It was dark by that time and more deer started filtering in. They appeared to be so hungry that they were competing for a position at the trough. Who said deer are not trainable? These are free ranging deer and not penned. Several OSA members know the site and have watched the deer take their turn at the trough. Tomorrow I will watch them thru my binos to see if there is a change in the number of ticks on 2 deer in particular. These deer like the syrup so well, it seems, that the trough looks like it has been hand washed with soap. Tonight was the first time I saw visible proof how stressed or hungry these deer are in this drought. It saddened me to see the animals really competing for something to eat. The VitlMax is 20% protein plus vitamins,minerals and an additive for heat stress. In talking with various deer feed manufacturers and reading the label on every brand of deer feed on the market that I can find,NO ONE advertises the additive to help with heat stress. I have known this manufacturer personally for 4-5 years and he is passionate about putting the best feed on the market.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deer Slayer, post: 3012467, member: 8855"] No i did not take any pics. Tonight I went out at dusk to pour out the feed and the deer were in the matured oats eating something or bedded down. I poured the feed in the trough, sprayed approx 1 1/2 ounces of the Ivomec and stirred it well. I added approx 8 ozs of syrup over a gallon of feed and stirred well to get everything coated. I started whistling and banging the feed bucket while I walked back into the house. 2 deer RAN in from the field and waited for everything to settle down. It was dark by that time and more deer started filtering in. They appeared to be so hungry that they were competing for a position at the trough. Who said deer are not trainable? These are free ranging deer and not penned. Several OSA members know the site and have watched the deer take their turn at the trough. Tomorrow I will watch them thru my binos to see if there is a change in the number of ticks on 2 deer in particular. These deer like the syrup so well, it seems, that the trough looks like it has been hand washed with soap. Tonight was the first time I saw visible proof how stressed or hungry these deer are in this drought. It saddened me to see the animals really competing for something to eat. The VitlMax is 20% protein plus vitamins,minerals and an additive for heat stress. In talking with various deer feed manufacturers and reading the label on every brand of deer feed on the market that I can find,NO ONE advertises the additive to help with heat stress. I have known this manufacturer personally for 4-5 years and he is passionate about putting the best feed on the market. [/QUOTE]
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