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Subject: Antler Traps

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Iowa Shed Hunter

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Date Posted: 20:57:41 01/02/03 Thu

I think I have tried almost all of the known ways to dislodge a bucks antlers in a given area. Except for the pinic table one, that's a new one on me. Dragging buckets of corn through the woods is bad enough. I would hate to have to bring a pinic table also. I have a half a dozen Antlertraps from ShedHunter. Not to bash there product, these are just my results. I must say after 3 years of carrying 80 lbs of a corn mixture to them everyday. Last year was my last attempt to use them. I tried the 4lb mineral blocks on top of my feed mixure. While it made them work harder to get the feed. I never found a shed on or within 40 yards of the traps. I do think the feed kept them coming back to the area though and I did find sheds, just not within say 40 yards. Having found over 150 sheds in the last 2 years here in Iowa, it was due to good ole walking! Just like some of the previous people posted you can't beat just walking. Good Luck this year fellow shed hunters!

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