range cubes
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As long as they stay dry they should be good indefinitly. I have a sakc that's been aorund for something like 4 years. I still every once in a while will pull out a handful and hand feed them to the cows.
rk
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Depends upon how they are stored. A cool, dry environment is best, maybe several months. They'll mold in high humidity much more quickly, sometimes within thirty days. If they don't mold, they'll eventually get weevils in them.
gerardplauche
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The real question is: How long can you keep the rats out of it?
sparky1
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If u keep them in the barn or under cover they last longer puttin them on a pallet and never directly on the floor or ground
Limomike":3nz212k3 said:
Coons aren;t much of a problem if I remember to close the doors tight, it's the mice and rats that are a pain. I've got some of the heavy gauge 55 gallon plastic liquid food shipping barrels. They finally managed to gnaw through that, took them 4 years though.
yep.. had the same problem with a trash container that I keep my rabbit feed in. It is plastic, and those mice knawed their way into it after about 6 months. Put some duct tape on the inside and out where they knawed it, and funny they havent chewed on the tape.
