Deer Attractant Stump Licker Homemade Recipe Really Works

Homemade recipe for a premium stump licker deer attractant. Step by Step instructions with pics to show end result. Please Note: This was my first attempt with a blue screen, and it....almost worked.
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[@NBWildman]

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[@scorchedearth1894]

What’s your favorite stand this year wildman?

[@curte7739]

Feed stores also sell a livestock mixing salt works as well. Grape actually does work well in the Southeast where we have a lot of muscadines which are wild grapes.

[@lucasarsenault9125]

Well, tried this out and I gotta say, works great! Thanks again!

[@NBWildman]

Glad you like it....

[@SamTheLumbee]

Love the vids and the blue screen 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@NBWildman]

Great, thanks, and thank you for watching !!

[@lucasarsenault9125]

Thanks for sharing. I will certainly try it out. How long do you normally wait before refreshing a site, about a Month?

[@NBWildman]

Yea, about that, i start with two bottles and only refresh with one, if you want you can refresh with two no harm..

[@user-iv8hc8fm5o]

Use whatever salt you want, then add blue raspberry Jammer to just cover the salt instead of water. Add 4 packs of blue raspberry jello packs and let that sit for about a week or two to infuse the salt. Then place 4 packs of regular gelatin and 4 packs of Lime jello and use 4 32oz corn syrup and shake the crap out of it. I personally use a paint mixer on a drill. Then slowly add warm water to get the consistency you want. Let sit overnight, mix up again and pour over your stump. Sit back and watch your trail cam!

[@jimbigboystoys4077]

I’ve seen numerous recipes for deer attractants. But I must say I NEVER Heard of utilizing laundry detergent!! But hey...If it works, it WORKS. I’ll try it out and let you know.

[@NBWildman]

Please do!, but be aware it has to be the arm and hammer stuff i show in the video...

[@jimbigboystoys4077]

NBWildman Gotcha! 👍😎👍

[@jimbigboystoys4077]

NBWildman Gotcha! 👍😎👍

[@davidcox9115]

Little vodka and you've got a party!! Hey enjoyed the video have you tried vanilla extract? Works great !!

[@NBWildman]

Yes I have, brings in black bears in NB like crazy

[@samsanfratello7549]

I did not put any links to other videos, I merely stated that I had seen many videos with these same ingredients. I am sorry if that offended you, you have the right to make videos that are the same or similar to others.

[@NBWildman]

Thank you, no offence taken, just curious what other video's used this recipe, i can search it out, thanks for watching.

[@Slasher-lk9kh]

Enjoy the channel overall, but the effects in this one were so off I laughed at one point.

[@simonduval9100]

Sounded like the microphone was in the bucket.

[@markpidbirny5178]

can you substitute baking soda for soda wash? also what's the purpose of it?

[@NBWildman]

it's not baking soda, it's sodium carbonate. baking soda is sodium bi-carbonate, i think

[@gregmonroe2014]

Content was good, but green screen and audio just didn’t do it for me.

[@mandyrautins8803]

Greg Monroe 100% agree

[@NBWildman]

@@mandyrautins8803 yep, i'm gonna have to work on that, it was my first attempt

[@NBWildman]

yea, i don't love it, i'm working on it though and the next one will be better or the green screen is out the window.

[@martinsuper4545]

If the stump is still a little fresh, does it help to drill a few holes in the stump?

[@NBWildman]

yes i would say so, but i really would try and find a rotten one

[@martinsuper4545]

@@NBWildman I drilled some holes about 8+ inches deep and fill those holes with the mix. I left my maple stumps alone because they were resprouting and deer go nuts for maple tree stump sprouts.

[@334outdoors8]

Would borax work the same or is it a lil too strong

[@NBWildman]

I would think it would be a bit strong, you can check and see, as long as it is sodium carbonate it should be fine

[@larrykenney7091]

Bear must like it too? is it OK to use this recipe if you don't want DEAR around the area?

[@NBWildman]

you don't want Deer?

[@larrykenney7091]

@@NBWildman Yes, it's the BEAR I don't want around.

[@DM-wb4jv]

How long will this stay liquid in bottle?

[@bryansaltsman6947]

How long can it be made in advance and stored for

[@NBWildman]

i don't make it much before i need it....but i see no reason why it couldn't be frozen

[@frankspivey3920]

Show putting it back in the 2 liter bottles

[@flynnfogerty6402]

What kind of background is that a moving mural?

[@NBWildman]

my first attempt at a green screen....epic fail

[@newmansamples4091]

How effective is this if you just pour on ground

[@NBWildman]

I works fine, the stump just absorbs and hold the attractant longer

[@scotthanson4326]

Does it work all year round

[@NBWildman]

not a winter attractant, works best in spring summer and early fall

[@jwbourne7243]

Just pour the straight table salt on the stump. the rain and dew will let it soak into the stump and the deer will eat it. its the salt they crave during the spring and summer. it,s due to their diet they need the salt , but once their starts to change late summer they hardly hit the salt. at least in the north.

[@builderbuck4451]

Have you tried this with apple juice instead of water?

[@NBWildman]

no i haven't, sounds like a great idea though...you?

[@builderbuck4451]

@@NBWildman had mixed results.

[@johncarrico8737]

I made this up today and had deer on it in about 3 hours .. truth

[@zacjarvis7219]

1 box of jello turns 4 liters into that thickness of goo ?

[@NBWildman]

not right away, it just thickens it up, if you would like it thicker you can add more jellow or some clear corn syrup

[@jakebrewer5161]

What time of the year will deer hit this ?

[@NBWildman]

here in NB they start about early May and will continue right through November, more in the summer than fall but i have hunted over it...

[@wynnduell4386]

does bears in the area pose a problem?

[@NBWildman]

if you use food type attractant they will move right in,,,,,and the deer will move right out

[@wynnduell4386]

I've always got bear here. Their a real problem.

[@Mission989]

Made this in a gallon jug and somehow it pressured up and blew the cap off, now I got stump licker all over my couch, walls and ceiling in living room 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mcmuskie2563]

Ya let it stand over night, blew up a jug as well..

[@frankspivey3920]

Was anything with yeast in the jug before

[@archmasterone]

I tried it out on a rotten stump at my cabin. About a month later my trail cam caught a picture of the really homely 275 pound neighbor lady chewing on the stump, I didn't care except she was naked. Yuk!

[@NBWildman]

you may need to cull that one...

[@curte7739]

Eewwww

[@eddiewatling2895]

Are bears attracted to this as well?

[@NBWildman]

they will be because of the smell, but they don't tend to stick around because there is really nothing for them to eat.

[@andrewgibney6546]

Clearly you want your deer to fart cherry bubbles.

[@kevinfailing3115]

Why sodium carbonate

[@NBWildman]

deer love it, and it's naturalish

[@kevinfailing3115]

NBWildman thanks

[@kevinfailing3115]

NBWildman i have all the stuff to try this but where I am in the states you can not use salt so have to try it with out

[@leslieb6881]

Does go bonkers for this stuff but trophy bucks avoid it like the frigging plague.

[@NBWildman]

i have has quite a few shooter bucks like it, but i guess it all depends on what you call a trophy and the location you use the stuff in ..

[@nathanielmiller1581]

Hey Mr. Cole why did you delete my comment

[@austinparker5163]

I would leave the detergent out

[@NBWildman]

Why? It’s all natural. Sodium carbonate. If you look on the packages of almost all deer attractive products you will find it in the ingredients list

[@tonyfrederick4038]

It is not a laundry detergent. Sodium bicarbonate is basically baking soda. It will neutralize the PH in soil, stumps, wood etc. and make it more palatable for the deer. If you do a side by side test, with and without the baking soda you will see a major difference in your test sites. Deep will paw and eat the dirt with the sodium bicarbonate twice as much as the site without it. some of the commercial deer mineral mixes also use soda ash to neutralize the soil.Good luck.

[@hankethridge3390]

Why would u want a deer to eat a stump

[@NBWildman]

as long as the stump is soft and decaying, the roughage helps with digestion of the minerals

[@samsanfratello7549]

could not understand you, and same recipe as several other videos.

[@NBWildman]

can you please drop the link to other videos with the same recipe? my content is protected....

[@nathanielmiller1581]

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[@dirtlegchaser2424]

who told you this? PETA?

[@markmawtazzweimar3222]

Had a hard time understanding you, echoing to much!!!

[@NBWildman]

yes i know, that was an experiment that i will not repeat

[@markmawtazzweimar3222]

NBWildman trial & error!! good info though!!!

[@melnick1989]

Dish detergent? Are you trying to poison the deer

[@NBWildman]

not dish detergent...laundry detergent and it's an all natural substance, it's pure sodium carbonate...or more commonly known as soda ash. it occurs in nature and deer use it to help digest mineral and aid in antler growth...

[@curte7739]

@@NBWildman People just don't understand and oftentimes comments like that come from people that don't believe in baiting or deer attractants of any kind

[@garykambeitz2245]

I did this and haven't had any deer come in and before that I had does every day. Don't use this 1:03

[@ourv9603]

Your probably making the deer sick. !