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Grain Pellets and deer
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<blockquote data-quote="DitchBank" data-source="post: 730010" data-attributes="member: 7381"><p>I bought a trailer full of grain this week for fattening up a cow and was wanting to use small amounts of it to get deer in front of my trail cam, but the problem is the grain has pellets in it, I think they have to do with stopping from bloating a cow but I can't remember exactly what they told me about them, but they said not to feed grain with them in them to sheep or goats, so would deer be okay eating them, or do you think it would hurt the deer at all?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DitchBank, post: 730010, member: 7381"] I bought a trailer full of grain this week for fattening up a cow and was wanting to use small amounts of it to get deer in front of my trail cam, but the problem is the grain has pellets in it, I think they have to do with stopping from bloating a cow but I can't remember exactly what they told me about them, but they said not to feed grain with them in them to sheep or goats, so would deer be okay eating them, or do you think it would hurt the deer at all? [/QUOTE]
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