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@@goodcitizen64 thanks! It wasn’t the best video ,but I said I’d do an update video on it.

@@John-jz1oq No I don’t do that. I’ve had this idea for a while now because I used to feed deer molasses oats and I wondered if I fed them plain oats if they would eat it. My game cam videos were from the first part of august to. I was about to post it and seen that video pop up. I was like dang. I knew I’d probably have comments like this one. I do deer feed challenge videos and try new things. I was the original grape kool-aid corn video guy. That video blew up. I had a ton of ppl copy my idea with that one.

@@cshamilton85 I have no pigs in this area. I’m very lucky. I poured out about a 30lb pile of rice last year and the hogs would not touch it. I couldn’t believe it. That’s the only thing I’ve found that hogs wouldn’t eat. I have 3 other places I hunt and we have plenty of pigs!

@@zachstuckeyoutdoors5786 thats interesting, did the deer eat the rice?

@@MarkJLarsonOutdoors thanks Mark!

@@Texasmade1976 I usually spread my corn out, but I did this for the video. Where I’m hunting at, every 200 yards they’re 50lb piles of corn! Deer are used to it. Every deer stand has a big pile of corn.

Yes. I’ve learned that it definitely depends on where your at with certain feed. It’s like rice bran. I’ve only had a couple years they wouldn’t eat it. I think it has to do with nutrition nutrients they’re lacking in the area. Most of the time they destroy eat it in my area, but I got a friend that hunts in South East Arkansas and deer won’t eat it at all. I know there is no difference in nutrition between apple and regular corn. All it is is flavoring and you’d think the deer would not prefer one over the other. Couldn’t believe they wouldn’t touch that apple corn in this video.

😂 Are you serious? Did she get an A+?

@@zachstuckeyoutdoors5786 lol not yet we are still experimenting 😀

Thanks THESPORTINGCAMP!

Yes. Correct.

Thanks 💯!

Deer with tear up a food plot or field of oats on their own.

⁠@@mit0009yes. I’ve planted food plots before and one year the deer went crazy over just the seed eating them out of the dirt. So wasn’t much I could do. I used a bag of feed oats in this video. We feed them some stuff called (sweet grain molasses). It has a combo of different things in it from cattle feed, corn, oats, and some other stuff. There is a doe that is at least 12+ years old. She eats it all the time and I’ve seen no problems with the deer.

@@williamguthrey5009 yes very lucky here in this area. The other places I hunt, we have a lot of hogs.

@@devinthomas4866 yes they do!

@@sirtango1 good eyes! yea that is only turkey I have ever gotten on camera in this area. I couldn’t believe it!

Definitely! 😂

@@rickyrunner7619 yea the crows were all about it!

That’s very interesting to hear! Thanks for the compliment about our trees! It was a lot of hard work. The catalpa worms make great catfish bait. Thanks for watching!

@@quentinjackson3778 it seems to never rain in August and September here in Arkansas. Only time we get rain is from a tropical storm from the gulf it seems like.

@@geraldball4808 thanks!

You need to find some more worms and put them on your tree to get the life cycle started again. Make sure they get big and burrow in the ground to become a moth to lay eggs.

Thanks Fishingwithdomingo!

@@zachstuckeyoutdoors5786 you're welcome👌

If you have your own tree and no worms. You need to drive around and find some to bring back to your tree to start the life cycle. The worms will mature, burrow into the ground, and become a moth to lay eggs on your tree.

Thanks sbl9467!

@@OrchardHillFarm dang. I’m disappointed that happened. I guess I’ve gotten lucky to have all my wildgame cams working right out of the box. I haven’t bought any spark 2 lightsout cams.