Whats the stranges food that you know of that deer will eat

[phantom]

Whats the stranges food that you know of that deer will eat .

Seen video of people feeding deer doritos one time.

 

 

[REDNECK4LIFE32]

Go to Old Forge. They'll eat cookies right out of your hand. Buddy had photos of his daughter feeding a monster buck right out of the van door.

[SportsmanNH]

Saw a video made in the middle a brutal winter that showed a deer eating a frozen dead rabbit

[suburbanfarmer]

Poison ivy

[wolc123]

1 minute ago, suburbanfarmer said:

Poison ivy

That’s what I was hiding behind  when I shot a doe a couple weeks ago.

Edited September 28, 2022 by wolc123

[suburbanfarmer]

2 minutes ago, wolc123 said:

That’s what I was hiding behind  when I shot a doe a couple weeks ago.

 

Are you amongst the lucky few not affected by it?

[wolc123]

3 minutes ago, suburbanfarmer said:

Are you amongst the lucky few not affected by it?

As long as I wash up, soon after touching it, it don’t bother me.  I was going to spray that patch with roundup to kill it but maybe I won’t it the deer eat it.

Edited September 28, 2022 by wolc123

[Waterfowler]

They love poison ivy. My kids have fed them pretzels and chips but strangest thing is a bird.

[phantom]

2 hours ago, suburbanfarmer said:

Poison ivy

Wow  For a second I thought you were joking I had to look that up  it's true they happen to love poison ivory and supposedly so do  black bears.

[The_Real_TCIII]

Go to Old Forge. They'll eat cookies right out of your hand. Buddy had photos of his daughter feeding a monster buck right out of the van door.

Ive done that lol, in Old Forge


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[G-Man]

Eating perch off the ice .

[Swamp_bucks]

The plastic wrap on baleage.   Think they would spit it out but they ate the plastic then the baleage. 

[SpacemanSpiff]

10 hours ago, Waterfowler said:

They love poison ivy. My kids have fed them pretzels and chips but strangest thing is a bird.

Yup birds. I have seen trail cam photos of deer eating birds right out of the nests.