EASY Deer Water Hole Maintenance

EASY Deer Water Hole Maintenance. Today its all about deer water holes. Deer water holes can be a great attraction in the summer but mainly in the fall when green vegetation is lacking and bucks are starting to chase during the deer rut. Water holes need a little maintenance each year to help them last and attract deer.
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[@fredk7250]

Doing the same thing on Thursday

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Perfect

[@HostageDK]

have you ever used the Mosquito Dunks? If not, highly recommend!
They are 100% completely safe and organic and kill mosquito eggs and all. We have a huge issue with them here in the woods in our county so have to use them on standing water during the summer months.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Have not but will keep it in mind thanks.
Haven’t really had any issues here

[@nelsonchandler1015]

going to put in my first water hole this year .would it work just as well with a large kids type pool or would you go ahead and buy a water tank like from tractor supply !!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

I’ve seen guys try that and it just doesn’t work out well. I would personally buy the one from tractor supply most times the 110 gallon tanks for fine. That’s all I ever used

[@ajc4221]

Dumb question-- Does this just naturally fill up, or did you manually put water in each tank?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Guess I should have mentioned that lol. So when I first put them in I fill them up. I have a 50 gallon tank I use on a mini trailer and pull with my atv. Once filled “typically” I never have to fill them again. Burried below the ground level with the rain they will self fill.