Baiting

Baiting is by definition a practice that consists of feeding animals in their environment to deter them from attacking crops or to help them feed during periods when food may become scarce. It is a component of the development of your territory. More often aimed at wild boar, baiting can also be practiced for deer and birds. Corn is the cereal most used for baiting but it can be supplemented with liquid attractants or tars. Baiting, if you want it to be done well, requires a lot of time and regularity; to help you with this task there are automatic feeders. The automatic feeder is an accessory that allows food to be distributed without having to go to the baiting area. These devices consist of a timer that allows you to set the time, the quantity and the number of distributions by day or by night. The feeder operates thanks to a 6 or 12 volts battery, rechargeable by charger or more conveniently by solar panel. You can find all these elements in ready-to-use baiting packs. For small game there are simpler-to-use products called spirals which help keep the grain available for small game, notably birds. Whether it is deterrent or to hold game on your land, you can find all the major brands Europ arm, Roc import, Vitex on our site chasseur.com.