Peanut Butter Jar Feeder ?
11-13-2003, 12:07 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: kanata on Canada
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Peanut Butter Jar Feeder ?
A couple years back I read a post somewhere about a guy who nailed the lid of a peanut butter jar to the tree, screwed the jar onto the lid, and cut the bottom out of the jar - he claimed the deer loved it and licked it clean - any of you ever heard of this or had any success with it ? It sounds like a neat idea, and very portable too !
11-13-2003, 01:02 PM
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Location: memphis TN
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RE: Peanut Butter Jar Feeder ?
I posted that a while back. A guy I work with talked about it. You might get in trouble in some states as it could be considered baiting. The rule in TN is to have a salt lick gone 10 days before the season starts or it' s considered baiting. I' m sure the same applies to peanut butter. I haven' t tried it myself as it is " iffy" to start putting out the " Jiffy."
11-13-2003, 03:59 PM
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RE: Peanut Butter Jar Feeder ?
i bought a 1 gallon bucket from a deer feed distibutor , it had some other minerals mixed in with it . placed it by my corn pile ( this is legal in maryland all year long) . peanut butter was gone the next afternoon, what i thought was deer nocking it of the tree i hung it in turned out to be raccoons. next day bought some chhep peanut butter smeared it all over a board and placed a deer camera 20 yards away. went back that day 24 pics of at least 20 raccoons all in the same pic. after that i did not waste any more money on peanut butter.
11-13-2003, 04:08 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2003
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RE: Peanut Butter Jar Feeder ?
ac00buck,
That is sooooo ironic the same exact thing happened to me down here on the eastern shore. I just moved here from New Jersey, are you allowed to bait deer on park property also????? It sure is some good huntin' here in misty bottom.
Jack
That is sooooo ironic the same exact thing happened to me down here on the eastern shore. I just moved here from New Jersey, are you allowed to bait deer on park property also????? It sure is some good huntin' here in misty bottom.
Jack
