has anybody ever used this iv herd it works prety good an the deer love it?

Used it for what??

 

put infront of cameras, bait in the early season, any thing you would use corn or rice brand for

 

o' lawd, here we go!![biggrin]

 

Have used corn without roasting and never used beans in any kinda way. How would you roast enough of either, do you buy it that way? Doubt with the price of corn that my feeders will be seeing any come Dec, 310 a ton as of today!![blink] [blink]

 

iv herd of people using it. soybeans are good protine for the deer an when they are roasted they have a smell to them that deer cant resist. iv been wanting to try some just wondered if anybody else has out there

 

Ok.......who's gonna take one for the team and put a big pan in there wife's stove!!!![biggrin] Let us know the results........please post before she gets home pics then after the beat'n pics when she finds out and the house is all stunk up!!![cursing]

 

Maybe an open fire would be better??[confused] [confused]

 

I'm sorry cmj84, after the crap I caught yesterday just trying to lighten things up a little.

 

Deer love it, they can smell it from a long ways off, the roasted beans smell like peanut butter, it costs @ 14-15 bucks per 40 pounds. I used to use it and mix it with milo and protein pellets at my place in Texas, the whitetails and deer love it, so does most everything else, I think its @ 20 % protein also.

Disclaimer, its only legal around your house or business where you dont hunt in MS,

 

Roasted soybeans are high in protein, too high to feed alone. We roast soybeans and blend them with corn to provide a 16% protein feed. We've had horse owner's buy it and use it as a feed additive. They do have a good aroma too as mentioned earlier.

If any of you are interested in trying some roasted soybeans and corn mix, we sell it for $13.50/50 lb bag. We also carry rice bran ($8.50/bag) and cleaned corn ($7.00/bag).


Thanks,

Roger

 

thanks im sure gona have to try some iv herd too many good things about the roasted beans gona have to see for myself

 

I have seen the roasted soybeans in our local co-op they were mixed with other feed for a feeder. I has been several years ago. But they did smell really good. I will call today to see if they have any.

 

i used to sell it for several years at our store but the price has gotten to high in my opinion, but they do love it gibowhunter is rite on with what was said about it.

 

If you wanting straight roasted soybeans, not mixed, just let me know. The price per 50 lb bag is $19.00 They make a great feed additive for deer and livestock animals.

Roger Jones
(662) 836-6451

 

I'm sorry cmj84, after the crap I caught yesterday just trying to lighten things up a little.

What crap??
[confused]

 

i got a few bags from roger at specialty seed today. he had plenty more there freshly roasted if anybody else is wanting some. thet are good people to deal with and they have rice brand avalible too. but these beans an corn smell great thanks roger