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It seems that the larger they get, the less they eat. Is that true? Mine are 18 to 20 inches long after a few seasons. They don't seem to be as motivated to eat as they once were.
I'm thinking of trading them in for younger models in the spring.
Thoughts?
Any chance they just found something else to eat? I've read in a couple of threads where guys were feeding pellets and the GC figured out they could just hang out at the feeder and eat pellets.
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