Mine molded. Straight corn does a lot better.
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Molasses and corn block
- Thread starter TheGman
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These have worked great for me though. https://www.basspro.com/shop/en/wildgame-innovations-apple-crush-deer-attractant-salt-block
Any attractant placed on the ground will attract critters and then the predators come checking for critters.
I’ve never seen the blocks get much use from the deer. Right now they will be pounding the mineral sites. .
I’ve never seen the blocks get much use from the deer. Right now they will be pounding the mineral sites. .
BROWN MINERAL BLOCK, CORN is just a filler has no nutritional value at all to humans or animals...
A Brown Mineral block lasts longer has salt in it and helps does and fawns to keep hydrated, and helps with weight gain too... Or you can buy the granulated brown mineral salt for cattle works well also, our cows and Deer are on it all the time. We do NOT hunt over it either, just our preference of hunting old style find their paths, feeding areas, bedding areas, and creek crossings. Look for rub lines and scrapes, figure out these things and then make a set up. Have two nephews who complain, we just hunt over corn, etc., and then shoot them.
We ask them about all the animals and reptiles we saw as opposed to just sitting over bait, plus they learned the different tracks and what animals made them, and then made them go home and l@@k yp the tracks so they could see the different animals that made them. Plus what snakes we had seen at the creeks, and how they cool off, and lay awaiting for their dinner, shad, small fish, other snakes, and the difference of poisonous snakes, balancers of nature the non-poisonous ones. Even shared with the the different types of trees.
All in all they were tired however they talked about everything all day long...
just a simple suggestion to consider...
A Brown Mineral block lasts longer has salt in it and helps does and fawns to keep hydrated, and helps with weight gain too... Or you can buy the granulated brown mineral salt for cattle works well also, our cows and Deer are on it all the time. We do NOT hunt over it either, just our preference of hunting old style find their paths, feeding areas, bedding areas, and creek crossings. Look for rub lines and scrapes, figure out these things and then make a set up. Have two nephews who complain, we just hunt over corn, etc., and then shoot them.
We ask them about all the animals and reptiles we saw as opposed to just sitting over bait, plus they learned the different tracks and what animals made them, and then made them go home and l@@k yp the tracks so they could see the different animals that made them. Plus what snakes we had seen at the creeks, and how they cool off, and lay awaiting for their dinner, shad, small fish, other snakes, and the difference of poisonous snakes, balancers of nature the non-poisonous ones. Even shared with the the different types of trees.
All in all they were tired however they talked about everything all day long...
just a simple suggestion to consider...
Mainly i want to see (via camera) what comes to a mineral block etc
I dont hunt much now a days but I like to see what’s out there
I dont hunt much now a days but I like to see what’s out there
I’ve used the Deer Cane powder and liquid for years with great results. It dissolved into the ground and the deer end up digging a rather large hole while consuming the mineral
