Nice pics ranchman!

so do you corn near your blinds and feeders? we have many senderos and roads because of the oil fields

How frequently do you have to do it to condition them?

Let me ask it a different way.... What's the minimum times per week that I'd need to corn the roads to have it make a difference?

i use a feeder from the truck. deer here it and they come out like fat kids chasing the ice cream truck.

we have alot of deer so i put out about 15 lbs per sit spread out over a few spots

if the wind is wrong it also allows you to still hunt the blind with success at teh corned spots

I have used a road or tailgate feeder now for 23 yrs. I start corning roads or areas I want to see deer in starting in August and try to do it everyday I can. It spreads deer out so they are not to many in one location like a feeder. It also gives the non-aggressive deer a location to feed away from the aggressive deer. During the rut it puts does in many locations to spread their scent out for bucks when they are cruising and checking for does in heat. Best of all it allows you to hunt a stand when the wind is bad by allowing you to put deer in the places you want them.
This pic is from this afternoon. I had not been around for 3 weeks till yesterday to feed roads. I put corn out this afternoon and these deer came in within 10 minutes. Corn feeder does not go off for another 50 minutes.

These pics are from early Nov. this year on different days. The corn feeder would be about 75 yds to the right in this pic.




This buck was 5 yrs old in this pic. I had not seen him at a corn feeder since he was a 2 yr old. He would only eat corn in the road. He would be seen only 2-3 times per season total. This was the first time that year he showed up at a stand. He was killed 2 days later. Corn feeder would be 300 yrds from this deer to the left in the photo.

As far as I can shoot.

i hear this mentioned often. what is the point of this?

Anybody had any luck doing this on a ranch that only gets visited every few weeks? I'm tempted to try this but could only corn a couple times a month; wonder if it would be effective?

Might try what Ranchman mentioned and start conditioning them in August next year. Would be fun to try something different.