Learn How To Attract Deer To Small Properties Fast!

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[@danielethier2015]

Enhancing natural browse with this product is a sure way of producing a healthier livestock and will definitely keep them coming back..in larger numbers. Foliar-feeding is probably the best way to promote healthier growth and will allow plants to absorb nutrients...minerals that are or almost non-existent in the soil. If I may add my personal comment..it will be more beneficial to spray this product at the time when plants are starting to anticipate rain and will absorb best at the first light of the day (or just before), rather than to evaporate as the day gets warmer. I am amazed how well this product has worked...no gimmicks..the results spoke for themselves!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Thanks for the comment and you are correct. Rain or dew will allow the product to be absorbed. That’s why the sticker and surfactant are there. To feed the plant overtime. Plant will use what it wants. That’s why we always say rain is a good thing. Can’t be washed off. Very good comment. 👊

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

This is the easiest way I’ve found to attract deer and other wildlife to small properties! Hope you enjoy! If you are new please subscribe to the channel!

[@avidhunter6169]

When I first found out that baiting for deer was legal in Oregon, years ago, I decided to give it a try. I grabbed a bag of water softener salt for my first test/trial site. Only because I saw the bag on my way out of a hardware store one day and figured salt is salt and it was in a large bag and cheap. Long story short it WORKED! I chopped a bowl into the top of an old stump just off of a deer trail and poured a generous pile if salt into it. It rained for the next three or four days and I checked on the lick the next weekend. The deer had eaten part of the stump down one side and had eaten the dirt in a large circle about 4-5 feet in diameter and nearly a foot deep. The rain had washed the salt down thru the softest side of the old stump, partially rotted I would guess, and down into the dirt on that side. After that I began using the red mineral lick salt blocks available at feed stores. I found the best results were to locate an active game trail, then find a stump a short distances (just a few yards) off to one side. I would then use a length of rebar sharpened on one end and pound it into the top, or side near the top, of the stump, slide the block on to the rebar and bend it over so that the block couldn't be pulled off. Then I would pile brush in a semi-circle around the stump so that the deer and elk were forced to reach the lick by way of the game trail. I kept the lick site filled and active year round, checking it every two to three weekends and sitting in either a ground blind or tree stand set up near the lick overlooking the trail so that I could pattern the time the deer used it. During the hunting season I would invite friends to hunt with me and set them up in one of the blinds or tree stands and ask that they only shoot the larger buck which would usually come into the lick site after the other deer were either all there or most of them had left. With several sites maintained over a large area of the forest I was able to put all of my friends on a buck every year for more than 15 years running. I only ever shared the info about the salt lick with my best friend and even then I waited seven years before telling him. I preferred just letting my friends think I was "The Deer Whisperer". I even invited a professional hunter, that is he hunted game and wrote about it for a major hunting sports magazine so I considered him to be a "professional hunter". In one of his articles he said that the hardest deer to hunt, in his and many other hunters that he knew was the Blacktail deer of the coastal areas from northern California to SW Alaska. He said that they called them "The Ghosts of the Woods". I contacted him thru the magazine and offered him a swap hunt. I would take him on a hunt for Oregon coast Blacktail in return for a Montana elk hunt. Never told him how I put him on an 8 point buck, (that's an 8X8 or a sixteen pointer for those of you on the east side of the US), so quickly and efficiently. He dropped it dead in it's tracks with one shot of his smoke pole. Uh, that's a black powder muzzleloader gun for you non-hunters. He was very happy with his hunt and treated me to an epic elk hunt, with wall tents, a base camp and horses to get into the backcountry of the Rockies. A once in a lifetime dream hunt for me. I hunt public lands within 2hrs of Portland, Oregon and camp in a tent or even just sleep in my truck. I definitely got the better end of the deal. Oh, right, and he put me on an Imperial Elk which, again for you non-hunters, is an elk with 7 points on both antlers. Hunt and elk of a lifetime. My lord I just did a quick calculation and that was 32yrs ago. No wonder I'm feeling so old lately. Any hoot, I'm sure that the mineral lick still works the same, just keep it active and replenished year round and never, ever shoot an animal AT the lick site. Block the backside so it has to come down the trail and set up your shooting position down the trail from the lick. Good luck and good hunting! I can't get out anymore due to my disabilities so get one for me if you would. LOL😄🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌🦌

[@midwestoutdoorenthusiasts9432]

We've done some spraying with antlergrow and had blackberries in every spot we sprayed actually produce for the first time in 7 years since we've hunted the property. Awesome stuff and it does an amazing job.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

That’s awesome. Good to hear.

[@midwestoutdoorenthusiasts9432]

thanks Dave for introducing us to Antlergrow. We will have it in our inventory from now on. We're impressed!!!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Midwest Outdoor Enthusiasts no problem. Any questions let me know

[@MrWhitelightning73]

We don’t hunt, we just enjoy watching the deer. A friend that hunts, told me to get some “shell corn” and spread it out. Hopefully they’ll come around. May try a salt lick too.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Charles Martel nice

[@j.timberwolf]

Cherry Kool-aid blend with peanuts & shell corns bag for while then spreading it out.

[@justinnash4184]

I actually used the antler grow and it had a way bigger impact than I thought it would. Last season bucks that I didn’t know I had on my property were coming out. I was lucky to harvest a 183. Thanks man.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

That’s awesome congrats a huge buck. If people use it they see it with there own eyes! Congrats again 👊

[@TheGrayManOG]

Alot of these comments are funny. Looks like a lot of people who are not property owners. I do what I can to attract deer for the long term. Corn has it's place too, but this product looks well worth it.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

The people that have silly comments are the folks that don’t understand how deer and other wildlife get nutrition. This product does beyond what I can even understand what it does. If people used it they would know. It’s the only micro nutrition company that’s straight micro nutrients with a sticker and surfactant added on the building process. Turning a solid into a liquid. Corn is not nutrition. Corn is a attractant and yes it does have its place. Great attractant for sure. 👊

[@1972davidt]

Glad to see things greening up for you up there. It has really greened up here in TN the last 2 weeks. The woods are getting thick quick are here.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

1972davidt thanks yeah I’m glad to see some green as well. Still there fully there yet but looking better. Almost time for food plots!

[@x2cupthegamer296]

1972davidt it’s been thick here in Georgia the leaves are super green and both of my kill plots are growing good and I have a 14 pt buck walking around hope I get him I’m turning 16 so I could hunt by myself

[@randyhelgeson1254]

That was amazing info. It's getting more hard out here in western Washington. People are strategically buying land surrounding public land to choak us out. I also like how you display your ads on the screen. Do you have a video on that? Have you done this technique on public hunting spots. It would probably have to be very strategically placed.

[@x2cupthegamer296]

I just planted my food plot I planted clover rye grass and peas so let’s see how good the season will be good luck and keep the video coming

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

X2cup The gamer thanks man. Good luck with your products

[@TrehanCreekOutdoors]

While I wouldn't endorse or criticize any given nutrient or fertilizer products, your video truly points out one of the fastest and very best ways to improve the carrying capacity and attractiveness of any land, which is to enhance the natural browse. Natural browse that is rich in the nutrients deer need will absolutely become preferred food. Deer will certainly travel to a property that has preferred food. From a land management standpoint, if only one thing can be done to a property to attract deer, improving the natural browse would be it. That said, doing just one thing isn't a miracle cure that will turn a mediocre property into a deer paradise. It takes a combination of many things to attract and hold deer on any property. In most areas, nearly all the natural browse that was sprayed and growing well in the spring and summer is gone in the late fall and winter when deer hunting season is actually open. Attracting deer in April is great. But will they still be there in December when the natural browse is dead or dormant? Or will they leave the property with only natural browse to go eat in someone's nice green winter food plot? Comprehensive land management involves so much more than just spraying natural browse and expecting every deer in the area to come running to your property. While what you are recommended is good to do, don't over sell it.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Yes I know that. That’s why I’m the video explained it takes more then one thing. This is something you can when you can’t plant food plots. Even if the plants are dormant in the winter the nutrients are still on the woody browse when they transition to that. There’s no magical potion with anything. Natural browse is very very important and not all of it is palatable at the same time. What they eat today they might not eat a week from now. Thanks.

[@jacobryan198527]

Sodium Bicarbonate, Trace Mineral Salt, Cherry Jello Mix. Dig a 4 foot by 4 foot area down to 12 inches and mix in the soil. Works everytime and Bear dont come in as often as they would with corn.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

That’s good for pictures yes. Other then that it does nothing for a deer health wise. Plus it’s not legal in some states. This is beneficial and also legal in all states.

[@c.sutton13]

Going to spray my areas again Saturday. Great video

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Ga. Hunter awesome man. I will be hitting it hard next week. Then I’m 2 weeks getting food plots in the ground. It’s a good time of year my friend!

[@dianamikehiggs6354]

I’d love to see photos of the products you’re using in your videos. Thanks in advance

[@peggoty75]

"I love to keep it natural" next sentence" I spray everything with a chemical" hahahaha

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

No chemicals here.

[@jaydoggie8379]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors Yup. That weed killer is all natural 👌 Keeps them deer good n healthy

[@HuntingandStuffwithJandJ]

Great video. ..great info..i hope to put it to use one day if i get my own land

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Hunting and Stuff with J and J thanks man. I hope You are able to get some.

[@rkgr2]

I use a liquid attracting next to a mineral block. Works good. I hunt on 5 acres.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Cool.

[@shortyintexas1142]

Great video with lots of info. Appreciate it. Is it beneficial to put that on throw and grow?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Only green and growing plants. Anything green and growing

[@USPtriot]

Great info! Thanks!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Kirk Naber thanks a lot. Have you used it yet?

[@USPtriot]

I just ordered a gallon. Can’t wait to see the results!

[@USPtriot]

I already got shipping confirmation. Now that is service!!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Kirk Naber awesome lol. Can’t wait for you to try it!

[@allenward48]

Miracle Grow!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

😂😂 this is far from miracle grow. Miracle grow is a fertilizer. This is not!

[@angkit216]

Thanks bro

[@mikehenthorn976]

How do you know this Antler grow does anything? What proof do you have that this enhances the vegetation and your deer? Maybe i missed one of your videos, would you please educate me other than just saying use antler grow?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Mike Henthorn you definitely missed it. This has been tested for 20 years through plant tissue analysis. Before and after. Sprayed plants have triple the mineral content in them and digestible proteins go up as well. I spend way to much time traveling just to spray for it not to do anything. And no I don’t get paid to spray I actually loose money from traveling so much lol. But I do it because it works. Cattle farmers use it as well and they see major weight gains on cattle. Orange groves in Florida use it as well as all the major palmetto Berry growers. I can go on for days. Unfortunately I can’t post a picture here because it’s not a option but you can email me and I can send you data before and after that shows numbers. Numbers don’t lie. You can also go on Facebook and look for it or on the antler grow web page. Heck you can even call them and talk to Jeff he will be more then glad to send you data with numbers showing it works. Hope that helps.

[@ryanmoorlag6058]

Going to plant a clover plot tomorrow.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Ryan Moorlag awesome man. What kind and what brand?

[@ryanmoorlag6058]

Antler King

[@myfartsotart3191]

I hunt on a very small property beside of a lake. I think one of the problems I have is that my family also rides four wheelers on the property including the spot I hunt in. I rarely see bucks on the cam and when I do it is usually late at night. I’m am planning on planting a plot this summer which should help. Do you have any other suggestions? Anything that would bring in bucks from surrounding areas?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Do what I mentioned in the video. Planting a plot is great but if the atv action continues you’ll still have the same result. If you stop the atv pressure and pressure in general you will be better off.

[@stevensquires5329]

To play the devils advocate if the atv activity is high why would deer not get used to it. A lot of folks advocate to be picked up from stands in four wheelers. As long as you are never shooting from four wheelers danger will not be associated. And it Def helps mask your human presence if gas fumes are floating around. I'm just saying I really can see it both ways and I don't ride of my 25 acres. I think doe would be far less bothered by it than a buck. Just heard a lot of conflicting advice from well known folks.

[@daviddemaio1684]

What's the brand of the backpack sprayer you use

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

It’s made by chapin! It’s a 24v sprayer that will spray over 80 gallons of water on a single charge. Thing is awesome

[@nohopeskateboarding1940]

What did you put down in the fields? What is it called?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

The spray? It’s called antler grow

[@hillshepherd9444]

deer can jump a 6 ft. fence standing next to it, you're gonna fence off that area of grass until it's "ready" ???

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

That would be correct they can jump high. But they are not a good judge of depth. So if you have 1 outside fence and 1 inside fence about 3 ft apart they won’t jump it. They are not good at that. That’s what we use to protect soy beans and areas you don’t want them in. Dual perimeter fences

[@hillshepherd9444]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors ,Never knew that. Thanks for that Info. !!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Anytime

[@willwilliams9916]

How did you get such a small container of antler grow? I can only find gallon sized on their website and i just dont need that much

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

They used to sell it back in the day. Gallon size only now. Has no shelf life

[@anthonydellacroce3447]

What brand is the antler grow and stuff you use in the water, and prices?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Antler grow is the brand. As mentioned in the video. A 1 gallon jug is 79 dollars free shipping. That one gallon will do 128 gallons of water which will cover 5 acres of natural browse or food plots.

[@OrionARS]

80 bucks!? What a rip-off! This dude is definitely a sales rep and into it only for the money.

[@daveking4246]

I'm from Michigan and yep can no longer bait.....what seeds take well to extremely Sandy soil...I have an area 1-2 acres I can plant but I surely don't want to break the bank

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Antler grow is legal there. You can plant buck wheat and clovers. That’s a decent size area. What I would do is plant buck wheat thick in the late spring. That will help improve the soil and add organic matter. Then in last summer come back in and disc it under and plant a mix of winter wheat and a mix of brassicas. Of course always do a soil test first that way your not wasting your time and money.

[@daveking4246]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors organic matter as in the lady's waste from all her cows and horses down the road...I can get that by the dump trailer full for free as needed

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Dave King no. Organic matter is decomposing plant matter. Plant something and let it decompose one the soil. Makes dirt. Sand is not dirt. Have to build that up. If you use cow crap yeah or free but does very little Ans is going to fill your plot up with grasses and weeds

[@OrionARS]

Winter rye. Research winter rye no till method

[@lacroixoutdoors3585]

Do you use seperate sprayers for your antler grow and weed killer?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Phil L I don’t. But you have to make sure you clean them out real well. Thanks for watching!

[@jamescowan5975]

Just a question here what in your opinion is considered small property in acres? LIke i have 11 acres would you consider that small?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Yes that would be small. The property I’m on in this video is only about 5-6 acres

[@calebjohnson1471]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors I hunt a small property as well about 10-15 yards. Have you ever used food plot trails? Through woods?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

@@calebjohnson1471 yes for sure they work well. They will use them as travel corridors around your land. Works good

[@calebjohnson1471]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors awesome. I haven’t planted anything yet and I’m kinda new to food plots. Should I plant clover on them or some other plant.

[@shaunjohn7960]

What is the name of the stuff that you are spraying

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Antler grow

[@shaunjohn7960]

Thank u

[@shaunjohn7960]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors how can I get deer to come bk to some corn I put down after a gentleman put up a small fence where I hunt at. Haven't seen a deer on cam since August 18..

[@OrionARS]

Sounds like a commercial to me man. Tell me you aren't getting a kickback and I will try it out

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

@@mudspinner lol 🥴🤡🙄

[@ashtonchilds]

Personally I also prefer using a helicopter Lolol great video

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

😂 I would love to as well. The company does it a lot on large scale especially for tree companies and large land management jobs. For us small food plotters and small property situations a back pack sprayer and atv sprayer goes a long way 👊

[@Rocco25.6]

food plot preparation when is best time to put the lime on the food plot area

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Lime anytime you want. Sooner the better

[@tommywoodall8996]

Where can I get antler grow

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Antlergrow.com

[@tomfletcher4612]

At 80$ a gallon antler grow is too expensive are there any other products that work just as well I'm trying to get deer back on the only property I can hunt . I love your videos and tips so I'm hopeing you know a product that's just as good but not gonna cost an arm n a leg

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

How is it to expensive? It’s 80 dollars free shipping that does 5 acres with no expiration date, doesn’t freeze or fall out of solution with a sticker and surfactant in it already. People spend that much on corn a week with zero benefit. I personally don’t care if you buy it or not I’m just giving the information. There’s nothing in the world that you can buy to benefit all wildlife for 80 dollars that covers 5 acres.

[@tomfletcher4612]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors im just starting out i dont bait and never will so what is spent on corn dont matter if there is not a competitor product than ill just take the butt chewing from the wife im doing this on less than 30k a year income so i was hopeing fer a recombination on a product that works the same but looks like there is not one so ill spend the 80 then figure the rest im in my first hunting season and had no clue bout deer managment thank you fer your response i will try not post aggravating commits again

[@billystanley9471]

Where can I get this?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Www.antlergrow.com

[@ronniesolomon5235]

What’s MPK?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Don’t know? I talked about NPK!

[@ronniesolomon5235]

Sorry. What’s NPK? Sounded like you said M

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

All good. NPK is your fertilizer “majors” Nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium

[@Ebaybow]

What NPK numbers would you be using at different times of the growing season after your PH is on point?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

First of all before you make ridiculous comments you should at least have the facts correct because you are completely 100 percent wrong.$160 dollars for 2oz? Whoever is selling fertilizer for that much is insane.

[@bourbonbassin2573]

Sponsor video

[@TheLitesol]

Go to a hydroponic store. you can get a good 3 part fertilizer for 1/3 the cost (NPK). This product looks like General Hydroponics MicroGrow... (basic micro nutrients.). Gotta love Capitalism !

[@christopherbearden3285]

Dude you are working to hard. I just pour corn and wait. I've shot four this year with my bow from the ultimate deer stand. My bedroom window. Say what you want, but I still feel the freezer for my family cuzzz!!!!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Lol. Corn is great for attraction no questions asked for short term but does nothing for growing deer. If the corn is gone so is the deer. Green and growing plants is what makes deer healthier and grows them and it’s there year round. If you want to just throw some corn out and hunt over it that’s fine I don’t care what you do. But the purpose of the video is far from dumping stuff on the ground. Huge difference

[@shadowcastre]

Also.. baiting is not legal in all states.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Well that’s a good thing antler grow is legal in all states.. It’s not baiting.

[@shadowcastre]

@@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors I was referring to dumping corn as bait. Antler grow sounds like a good product to help populations

[@stevesoutdoorworld4340]

Window Bucks i love it.Whack and stack bro!

[@koben7139]

It’s 89 bucks a gallon

[@koben7139]

80 bucks

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Lol I love this comment. First off it’s 79 dollars a gallon and that gallon covers 5 acres that last months. Show me something else that does that? You can’t. People buy 10 bags of corn and dump it out and it does nothing for wildlife and it’s sometimes 10 plus a bag. I don’t care if you buy it or not but to say it’s expensive is just not accurate. At least that’s what I take from your comment!

[@koben7139]

I can get a 100 lb bag of corn that lasts me months and only costs 10$ and i like the concept of spraying this stuff on plants and they absorb it and the deer eat the plant but I’m only 14 and don’t have the money to go out and buy this stuff I’ll wait till I have a job then give a try maybe

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Well there you go. Corn isn’t benefiting anything. Good for attraction but nothing else. Beside a lot of states it’s illegal to bait. Antler grow is legal in all states where baiting is illegal. Good luck happy new year!

[@koben7139]

It’s not baiting if you put corn out before season and have it out before it starts and what about mineral blocks

[@brandonsimmons7359]

C'mere Deer?

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Lol no I’m Not using C’mere deer. Watch the video I explain what I’m using. 👊

[@brandonsimmons7359]

I watched it bud, just couldnt resist. Ha Ha Happy Hunting!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Lol yes sir same to you.

[@stanleybuck4195]

Can't believe you dis mineral but promote chemical spraying.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Not sure who’s spraying chemicals? That same mineral you waste dumping on the ground is in this bottle minus all the fillers, flavors and junk.

[@redferngrows3917]

BS!!!!

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Ok 👍

[@Jimbobber86]

Bullshit!!!. This would never work in ohio. Too much corn.

[@Whitetailobsessionoutdoors]

Lol. Corn is not nutrition. Yes corn is candy to deer just like cake is to us! Deer get nutrition through green and growing plants. Back bone to all healthy deer herds is natural browse. Green and growing man, green and growing.