[Dagwood]

Anybody have a source and price. The one's I've found were $25 per bag. That's a little steep for my hunting budget.

 

[daylate]

Mannings in Milton has a corn/roasted soybeans mix for $14.00 a bag and Peyton Casey in Frisco City Al has roasted soybeans for $14.00 per bag. I believe he sells them by the drum too but not positive.

 

[YELLOWCAT]

Mannings in Milton has a corn/roasted soybeans mix for $14.00 a bag and Peyton Casey in Frisco City Al has roasted soybeans for $14.00 per bag. I believe he sells them by the drum too but not positive.

I get mine in Frisco. Ton price is best way to go.

 

[daylate]

I get mine in Frisco. Ton price is best way to go.

What are you paying per ton?

 

[YELLOWCAT]

What are you paying per ton?

$600 in a bulk sack. If you buy a ton by the bag it's $13 a bag. 40 lb bags

 

[IM4MOPAR]

why roasted versus regular?

 

[YELLOWCAT]

Locks in the protein somehow. They don't seem to eat as many vs regular also. Regular 38% and roasted 62%.

 

[IM4MOPAR]

That's just crazy, but should work well putting horns on bucks in the summer.
Would love to try them, but I believe I would have a hogfest on my hands.
Might blend with corn for hunting season, do they sell them year round?

 

[YELLOWCAT]

That's just crazy, but should work well putting horns on bucks in the summer.
Would love to try them, but I believe I would have a hogfest on my hands.
Might blend with corn for hunting season, do they sell them year round?

All year

 

[jaster]

That much protien??? Holy crap. No wonder it barely makes it 3 weeks when I plant it. I am gonna find some for the next feeder fill!

 

[YELLOWCAT]

For whatever the reason coons don't seem to fool with the roasted beans. That and the fact they don't mold makes up for the heavier price.

 

[lastcast]

http://roastedbeans.com/benefits.html

 

[IM4MOPAR]

BAM!!!:thumbup: Good read! Definitely gonna try some when I get back in town.

 

[Dagwood]

Mannings is the only place I could find locally that has them and they are the corn/soybean mix. The beans and corn are roasted and the protein content is 16% which is about 1/3 soybeans 2/3 corn. The soybeans are 36% and corn is 7% protein. If anyone is going up to Frisco, shoot me a pm and I'll chip in for gas if they will pick me up a few bags.

 

[gator75]

How do you broadcast them? Gravity feeder? Will they work in a spinner?

 

[Dagwood]

Mix with corn. Feeder or trough.

 

[lettheairout]

I've been putting the protein pellets in my feeder. They are doing good so far. Don't remember the protein count but probably switching to soybean/corn this week

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[Dmoney]

Over here in LA we get something like that called "widowmaker" . I got my first bag by accident. It fell off of a trailer and I didn't know who was pulling it. I saw it come down the road and didn't know it had fell off until I got out of the woods . I picked it up and put it in a trough behind my house. The deer (and mostly bucks)
tore it up. When it was gone I bought more and started feeding it. It is good. That rub was 50 yards from the feeder.

 

[Dagwood]

The problem we've had with protein pellets in feeders in summer is they get moldy after a while, especially if the feeder is in the sun.

 

[lettheairout]

The problem we've had with protein pellets in feeders in summer is they get moldy after a while, especially if the feeder is in the sun.

I've been using the ones with weather guard on them or in them. So far been ok.

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