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<blockquote data-quote="J E Custom" data-source="post: 1218948" data-attributes="member: 2736">A lot depends on the area hunting. In the hill country, Apple scented corn is about the best during the fall to spring (sep to Apri)because of the carbohydrates that they need during these times.in the summer months many switch to Protein pellets to improve antler growth.With the browse that they have during these months they don&#039;t need a lot of carbs.Salt blocks are prohibited in some states but a few of the feed blocks work pretty good and you just have to try different ones until you find one that works best for your area.I have not had much luck with pellets or liquids, and mix the scented corn with protein pellets that work in the feeders(Small Pellets) and this helps with Turkeys also.Some have had good luck with Alfalfa as a supplement by throwing parts of a bale in the area.Just what works for meJ E CUSTOM</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J E Custom, post: 1218948, member: 2736"] A lot depends on the area hunting. In the hill country, Apple scented corn is about the best during the fall to spring (sep to Apri)because of the carbohydrates that they need during these times. in the summer months many switch to Protein pellets to improve antler growth. With the browse that they have during these months they don't need a lot of carbs. Salt blocks are prohibited in some states but a few of the feed blocks work pretty good and you just have to try different ones until you find one that works best for your area. I have not had much luck with pellets or liquids, and mix the scented corn with protein pellets that work in the feeders(Small Pellets) and this helps with Turkeys also. Some have had good luck with Alfalfa as a supplement by throwing parts of a bale in the area. Just what works for me J E CUSTOM [/QUOTE]

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