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<blockquote data-quote="dennishoddy" data-source="post: 1195656" data-attributes="member: 5412">there are some commercial &quot;crushed acorns&quot; on the market and they are expensive, and contain mostly crushed shells. You are correct in saying that when the acorns are dropping, the deer will leave almost any other food source. I&#039;ve never done it, but a buddy of mine has a daughter in school at OU.He said when he went down there in the fall to visit her, the acorns were 2&quot; deep under the trees. If one can find acorn trees in a public park, or a campus, I&#039;m thinking the grounds people wouldn&#039;t have a problem with somebody picking them up??I&#039;d lay them on my driveway, run over them with a vehicle to crush them and scatter them out. I don&#039;t know if a feeder would work for this, but maybe?If one could find a company like Shawnee feeds, they have mills that can grind anything into any consistancy you would want.....If they would do it. I&#039;m just talking off the top of my head here.No acorn trees within 30 miles of my hunting area.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dennishoddy, post: 1195656, member: 5412"] there are some commercial "crushed acorns" on the market and they are expensive, and contain mostly crushed shells. You are correct in saying that when the acorns are dropping, the deer will leave almost any other food source. [B]I've never done it[/B], but a buddy of mine has a daughter in school at OU. He said when he went down there in the fall to visit her, the acorns were 2" deep under the trees. If one can find acorn trees in a public park, or a campus, I'm thinking the grounds people wouldn't have a problem with somebody picking them up?? I'd lay them on my driveway, run over them with a vehicle to crush them and scatter them out. I don't know if a feeder would work for this, but maybe? If one could find a company like Shawnee feeds, they have mills that can grind anything into any consistancy you would want.....If they would do it. I'm just talking off the top of my head here. No acorn trees within 30 miles of my hunting area. [/QUOTE]

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