If he can't be chased then try to lead him. Try putting out a few piles of sweet feed calf starter with the molasses in it somewhere nearby him and hope he finds it. (The deer might find it to.) Check it regular like a trap line. Once he finds it, replace the pile every time he eats it until it becomes a daily routine. (Maybe set up a game camera to make sure it isn't deer eating your piles.) Once he's comfortable with hanging around and waiting for his treat, then start moving the pile a bit closer to your corral each time you feed him but not so far he won't find it, until you can get him to go into your corral. You may have to feed him in there for a week or so before you can get close enough to shut the gate on him. Also remember that he needs water daily. He must be getting it somewhere. Maybe there's something you can do there to restrict his access to water to force him to move your direction in search for a drink.
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