Registered: Feb 2007
Location: HAZEL, KY
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What do you think about prodigy or do you have something better? i have used all kinds cat food has been the most consistant then corn with corn its seems to get rid of alot of off game whats your opinion?

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Prodigy is a wast of money. Dog food is the best to feed, it keeps your coon population healthy. We also use Feeder Bucket Candy. If you can't get your hands on that, you can use marshmallows, honey and dog food mixed together.

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Registered: Feb 2007
Location: HAZEL, KY
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thats what i have heard about prodigy,our deer feeders(corn) seem to hold three to six coon a night so i wanted a little something extra to keep coons,anyone with pics of there coon feeders please post!

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Registered: Dec 2006
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put out two 5 gallen bucket feeders and put dog food in one and watever you wount in the other and the COON WILL TELL YOU I WOUNT MORE DOG FOOD I GARNTEE YOU THAT.david boggs

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Registered: Feb 2007
Location: HAZEL, KY
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i have used cheap cat food for years a friend of mine put out a deer block that screws in tree and dang hello coons !!! 8 to 10 at a time can't find it anywhere around here so thats why i was wondering about prodigy

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ttt

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Registered: Oct 2007
Location: Northeast Mississippi
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I've used prodigy in the past with good results. It doesn't do well in hotter weather because it melts and it's easier for them to eat so they go through it pretty fast. It will last a long time in colder weather, but doesn't seem to attract them as much. Early Spring and Late Fall is when I had my best luck with it when I used it.

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I got a five gallon bucket burried part of the way in the ground. I fill it with water and corn and mix grape coolaid in and let it start to blow up and fermint, that probably aint spelled right lol,. I has worked outstandin for me. I cant hardly keep the thing full and coon is all ive ever seen anywhere around it or on it or ran off it. Make sure the corn is under the water level. Coons are about the only thing that will get it out from under the water anyway.

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