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Pinto Beans? #2453486 07/25/11 09:51 PM
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Anybody been feeding pinto beans? Went to lease over the weekend. Deer are hitting the protein hard but we also filled our spin feeders with pintos/corn mix. Hope it works!


Re: Pinto Beans? [Re: dk5265] #2453490 07/25/11 09:54 PM
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Dont pinto beans cost more than corn???


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Originally Posted By: Mr Redneck
Dont pinto beans cost more than corn???

yup, but we wanted to feed something beneficial with the corn.


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save the beans til deer season, then maybe you can hear/smell 'em when they fart! grin


Re: Pinto Beans? [Re: dk5265] #2453542 07/25/11 10:07 PM
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Tried it and they didnt touch it


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I dont know about feeding them, never tried it. We did plant a food plot wiht them earlier this year that was irrigated and the deer loved the heck out of them.

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Re: Pinto Beans? [Re: dk5265] #2479723 08/04/11 09:02 PM
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I heard Black-eyed peas were high in Protein & worked well in spincast



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Originally Posted By: "The Rattler"
I heard Black-eyed peas were high in Protein & worked well in spincast
Until they get wet. And it doesn't take much water.

Of course this year, you probably won't have that problem.



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Re: Pinto Beans? [Re: Texan Til I Die] #2480146 08/04/11 11:26 PM
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I put out split BE Peas late last month, but haven't checked the cam.

I believe I paid $10 a bag



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Re: Pinto Beans? [Re: hoof n wings] #2480256 08/05/11 12:02 AM
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We've been doing half corn half soy bean the past few years. That seems to work for us the best.


Re: Pinto Beans? [Re: ParkCountyElkDestroyer] #2480670 08/05/11 02:15 AM
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I guess with the pinto beans you can either smell them coming or hear them.......ha...


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