Who used it?

Did it help?

Do you feel dirty?

Used it. Didn’t hunt it.

Used it. Saw 1 deer to to it, 4 others didn't. Smiled the whole time.

Didn’t hunt but it took my dad 30 minutes opening morning to kill a doe on corn pile

I don’t use it but it’s because I’m to cheap not because I care if it helps or doesn’t or because I care what anyone thinks. I’ve hunted to many places that it was legal and seen the results and lack there of to buy into the crap.
Corn ain’t no different than clover, they’ll eat it when they want to and they don’t come running just because you open a bag.

I’ve hunted in places where the put the hunters out and run a spreader down the road throwing corn for a hundred yards both ways on each stand even if nobody is on each stand sometimes deer come sometimes deer don’t. I’ve hunted feed troughs full of corn and other magical mixtures, sometimes deer come and sometimes deer don’t.

I just don’t understand all the great white hunter BS about it. Plant a field, cut a trail, pile brush to make a funnel, pour corn on the ground or plant an apple or persimmon tree or even build a fence it’s all the same intentions.

we are seeing a lot more does and young bucks on the patches with corn. we shoot six or better and no does on patches. no difference in big buck sightings. i shot a doe monday with a muzzle loader, shot her on white oak trees, only deer that's been killed.

With 4 sits two together two separate me and Stephen have seen over 50 deer at the lease so far. Obviously some are the same deer around 15-20 we think but there were deer we haven’t seen more then once. Maybe 13 actually went to corn.

Same here. Seems like 1 in 4 actually eat the corn.

Saw 6 and 1 actually ate corn a button head.

Y’all ever tried to chew uncooked corn? You gotta boil it for at least an hour before it’s soft enough for mature bucks to eat.
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Now that’s a new spin on master baiting

Like I thought it's no different than any other food to them. Saw deer 4 to 1 eating grass to corn. Places that previously have not had food at all might see some night and day difference in deer activity, but when combined with a nice growing plot the deer seem to prefer the tender grass at this point. That'll change as the weather gets worse and plots get eaten down, I am sure.

Shot a buck yesterday belly full of acorns not a single kernel of corn. And the guys on our place are masterbaiters!

I use but didnt see any difference. Later in the season you will. The does are so smart they'll go up to the feeder and nudge the spinner for more feed.

They eat the corn and grass together I have thousands of pics of deer eating corn between 2 strips of tender green grass. Keeping feeders full and grass green and they can have their pick but I would be in the acorns if my little 8 yr old buddies were not in tow. May have to build a ground blind soon so we can hunt acorns

Like stated above. We have seen alot more does and young bucks.

If corn didn't attract deer, why would the state regulate it? So funny that anyone would even debate its effectiveness

Killed my second biggest ever yesterday morning at a feeder. Top10 ever for our family property in Escambia County.

Food plots attract deer. Don't give 'em any ideas, Rem. They'll come up with a Food Plot Privilege Baiting License Permit Fee Permission requirement!

Will corn cause more deer to be killed? Don't know but it there is I'm willing to bet it will be told to us that it is just a jump in Game Check reporting by hunters. Around 37% for 3 years will now be 47% in year 4. Mark it down, an increase in number of deer killed will be viewed as hunter reporting increase.