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 Deer Corn Storage
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09/15/10 08:13 PM
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TXHogSlayer72
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What's the best way to store deer corn for the season and keep mice away? I bought a bunch on sale cheap and need to store it.
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Re: Deer Corn Storage
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09/15/10 10:50 PM
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redseal
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meatal drums or we have an old chest freezer that's in a barn we use it stores very well but all corn will get weavels they always find a way to get in if you leave it too long
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Re: Deer Corn Storage
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09/19/10 07:47 PM
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gary75758
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I use plastic 55 gallon drums, with metal lid. Put moth balls in plastic dish to keep vermin out... 
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Re: Deer Corn Storage
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09/19/10 07:57 PM
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stxranchman
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What ever you use don't put the lids on to tight so that it starts to sweat and mold inside. Keep it in a barn or shed in the shade also. Use the moth balls like gary75758 said.
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