The World’s Greatest Deer Attractant. Better than Corn

[@davidcox149]

I always used acorns and honeysuckle and trails for yrs.

[@lwesr.4461]

This is cool. Thanks for the data.

[@CarolinaReaperOutdoors]

I have to give that a try also 👍🏾. This is what I been using that deer love is I mix apple flavored corn and sweet feed together they stay on it all night long.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

What you have sounds like a winner. The cattle cubes are similar and to me easier. Good luck this season

[@snookmeister55]

Apple is deer crack. They love it.

[@bch5513]

Rice bran here is the best. Does don't hit it as hard but bucks love it

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have used rice bran and Mixed it with molasses. Works good. The cattle cubes are just easier to me

[@Chris-v5j]

I used the deer block from the same guy you got yours from . Well cause he is like 3 miles from me. And the deer dug a hole to get all of it. And also the range pellets worked well. All thanks to your sugestions. The bucks really like the pellets. Lots of deer in my area and they keep coming back . Like all your videos . And its awesome that we are close to each other.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Thanks I’m trying to be interesting

[@jdollar5852]

As others have mentioned already, cubes and sweet feed are excellent attractions ... until it rains. At that point, you have a pile of mush that will rot. In my experience, I have very rarely seen a mature buck eating any type of feed in daylight. Fawns and yearlings galore, 1-2 year olds, and young mothers come to the feed. As we all know, where the doe are is where the big bucks will be, so they'll be around, just not routinely standing under a feeder in daylight. That's where I hunt, I can't speak to other places. Hunting from a shooting house with feeders or over a corn pile has gotten me bored with deer hunting. It's much more exciting to sit in a climber or ladder down in the creek bottom or on a ridge. I see more deer over corn, but nothing compares to hearing a deer that slipped up 10 yards behind you or seeing an ear move 100 yards away through the bottom. As I age, it is much easier to sit in a "condo" with my phone so I can watch football or check Amazon. Heck, I can kill a deer in my back pasture pretty much any day, and occasionally do, but I don't consider that hunting. "Honey, don't let the dogs out until you hear me shoot" just doesn't make me happy.

[@josephburnham4621]

I’ll have to try thanks

[@tomgrams2333]

I would think the biggest plus is the Blue Jays, Crows, Ravens, Turkeys, and Squirrels leave it alone!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

It doesn’t stop the raccoons though but it’s not terrible

[@chrisrosenthal1210]

Try rabbit feed and Rice Bran for horses. They love any kind of horse treats. Sweet feed especially.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have not tried rabbit feed but I have tried horse and sweet feed and the cattle cubes are better. Rice bran mixed with molasses worked pretty good. Good luck

[@chrisrosenthal1210]

@@survivinginalabama5584 Can't say I've ever tried a cattle cube like you have there. We use a loose grain mix from the local feed mill. Not sure how much you feed them in a season, but a feed mill will do a custom mix for you with any specific proteins and vitamin packs you want. You could customize the mix and get bulk order.

[@DeerHuntingCajuns]

Great idea brother! Thanks for sharing and we will try this in the near future. 😎🦌💥

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Hey just subscribed to yall I will check out y’all’s videos tonight

[@DeerHuntingCajuns]

@ same here Heading to central MS now. We have a hog invasion we have to take care of. Maybe they won’t like the beef feed I’m going get. They will probably devour it though

[@lanceevans4053]

The dewormer is probably big ingredient for bigger racks

[@davidsoloninka7742]

Do you have pictures or video of a big buck coming to the cattle cubes?... if so what is the link? Thx

[@BBD-350L]

Corn and bait piles - Taking the place of woodsmanship all across the country...lol If some folks couldn't hunt over a bait pile... They'd never harvest anything !!!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

For me I have a small property. If I can’t go to the deer I get the deer to come to me. Also it’s fun to watch them.

[@daledelatte9607]

I hate guys that fish with bait, everyone should be forced to dry hook it and be real sportsmen.... 😂

[@survivinginalabama5584]

@@daledelatte9607 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 good point

[@gundude4609]

Now and speak fishing🤔

[@snookmeister55]

Harvest being the key word. To each his own dude. Killing is killing.

[@DavidBridge-u8d]

If you have cattle you’re going to have them feeding on those cubes for hours. Of course they eat the corn to . We used to put hay and cubes close to the camp to keep them down there. As far as deer attractants they like everything natural like that. Never had a problem with corn. This probably works great but watch out for the cattle. They won’t leave.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I don’t have cattle or horses. I don’t have enough grass. Good luck

[@wallacerose7499]

Best supplement you can put out for deer is a salt block with trace mineral salt & selenium ! Champion’s choice selenium “90” green block ! It’s like a probiotic! $ 10

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I’ve used a bunch of blocks in the past but not a green one. If I see it I will try it

[@wallacerose7499]

@@survivinginalabama5584 👍

[@dimedriver]

The green and blue blocks are probably best for areas with red clay. You can also try the yellow sulfur based one. They have not worked for me. Stay away from blocks that contain iron rust red blocks. There is more than enough iron in red clay.

[@Louisiana8critter_getter]

@@dimedriveryellow blocks definitely work in a lot of places

[@sharonmckee2403]

I enjoy watching the different food you give to the deer and the hogs…. You try many different thinks. You are determined! Thanks for sharing!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Thanks I try

[@John06648]

Lol been using cattle cubes for years . Like to add calf starter blocks to

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I will have to look into calf starter blocks

[@HyperPiperunscripted]

yep lots more protein for the deer.

[@John06648]

@survivinginalabama5584 packs on the fat. I use the blocks sweetfeed and apple corn for sent

[@6saturdaysaweekoutdoors]

I used to use sweet feed, and I’m sure this will have the same issues. Once it rains, it molds and the animals won’t touch it. Sweet feed did a much better job of attracting deer than corn.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have used sweet feed and had the same results but the cattle’s cubes didn’t last after it got wet. They dug a hole in the ground to get all of it.

[@johnmais6118]

I put a row of range pellets out and a row of corn out with 3 feet between them. The deer definitely prefer the corn at this point. Now this is the first time I put range pellets out so maybe they’re not used to them yet, but the picture from my cellular trail camera speaks 1000 words. I have 10 does on the corn and not a single one on the range pellets. They even had to walk over the range pellets to get to the corn. I was trying to find something the raccoons wouldn’t eat, but it appears the raccoons like the range pellets better than the deer do. So far this has not worked for me, but I’m hoping that changes.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

That is very surprising. I had the opposite experience. Keep me posted now I’m curious

[@johnmais6118]

@@survivinginalabama5584 is there a way to attach a photo

[@davidharris1693]

I don't know but we can't bait but a farmer can leave as much corn on the field for hunting and then get damaged tags for more deer from the DNR.300 ackers or 5 gallon bucket?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Here the DNR gives out farmer tags but they have to leave them lay and can’t recover them

[@littlerayofsunshine69]

@survivinginalabama5584 That's nonsense. I'm not killing something just to watch it rot. Damn the bureaucrats.

[@michaelg8642]

@@littlerayofsunshine69well if you are a farmer its just free fertilizer!

[@ncsgrocker]

My tractor supply carries cattle cubes in North Carolina. They are $15 a 50lb bag. Will give them a try!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

👍

[@tylertapp131]

Damn ill have to give it a look myself, central Carolina here. I was curious how much something like this would cost compared to corn, let me know if you try it and have any luck with it. God bless bud from ole Carolina.

[@brandondukes2289]

Yep, northern piedmont NC here and we got it at Tractor Supply. $15.99/bag.

[@tylertapp131]

@brandondukes2289 good stuff brotha, not too far at all, I could probably find it then in one of my local TS stores then.

[@jasonhopson7280]

I'll have to check mine here in NW corner of NC

[@jeremysilcox9362]

I got some corn additive from a guy near Birmingham that is like all game or something like that and it was awesome. I am in south Alabama and have not been able to get back with him, but I will try some beef pellets too.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

You will be happy with it. Also a good corn additive is koolaid. They like it. But I there cattle cubes are the best. Good luck this season

[@k-ro3746]

There's a human raised doe that lives by me. She lives wild & has a couple fawns every year. We can walk up & pet her. One thing she loves is cat food. Made me wonder if it would draw them in & if so, how well?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Probably work if give them some time to get used to it

[@ebayollis]

I bet bear would love it

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I bet you’re right

[@Nick76571]

Great tip ,earned a sub 🎉 Thank you!!!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Thanks

[@scottcamp9994]

As long as they eat it before it rains!

[@yeshuaneitheristheresalvat8018]

Good find. My question is, is this good or harmful to a whitetails system. Are they meat eaters?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I don’t think it is harmful. It’s for cows and it’s my understanding that a deer can eat anything a cow eats

[@ruthroberts2795]

What about hogs? Do they eat these pellets too?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Idk because we don’t have hogs.

[@Deerchaser74]

Thanks for the video, does it still hold up pretty good after rain hits it?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

It does get soft but they still eat it

[@Deerchaser74]

Awesome man thanks again now I can't wait to get some.

[@ukstew-AWUSA]

I went to there website and do not see the ingredients without Molasses. I have tried other attractants with Molasses and it molds very fast. Did you purchase it recently?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

The bag you saw was purchased that day but I had some that I got for free that had been rain on. They gave it to me because they said it was ruined. So I took it and put it out for the deer. That’s how I figured it out. Old nasty cattle cubes the deer went crazy over it

[@liberty7835]

Rice bran cheap try it and see for yourself

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have tried rice bran. I mixed it with molasses and it worked pretty good.

[@michaelg8642]

I use persimmon flavored rice bran because my wife is allergic to corn and don’t want to track it into the house.. the deer like the bran, but when it gets wet just becomes a pile of moldy slop.. hogs seem to love the moldy bran.. wish I could find pelletized at a decent price, but its marketed for horses which means its kind of high dollar. Got gravity feeders to keep it dry, but it still clumps up in the humidity and doesn’t flow very well out of the feeder.. this week I used an acorn picker-upper to pick up a 5 gallon bucket of acorns and mixed that with the rice bran and seems to help it move a little better through the feeder. One huge benefit I have noticed from the rice bran is that, everywhere I have used it, the soil is very fertile and grows lush green forage which the deer like as much as the bait

[@406MountainMan]

Tractor supply definitely has cattle cubes

[@survivinginalabama5584]

The one here probably does but I went and asked and they didn’t know what I was talking about

[@406MountainMan]

@survivinginalabama5584 I used to be in TSC management. Look online for the cattle cubes and have it shipped to store for free. Another option is to have the store manager special order a pallet or whatever for you

[@kennethfrancis6209]

Tractor supply SWEET FEED for horses... my dads a pro deer feeder. 11 bucks 50lb bag. Works like crack

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Wow 11 bucks. Can’t complain about that

[@jdoboy6835]

@@survivinginalabama5584 I wish you mentioned the price per bag, RIGHT NOW? & where are you located? What state? THANKS.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

@ it was 13.50 a bag I got it from the feed store

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Near Birmingham

[@otatime2655]

Unfortunately, here in Vermont, we can not bate deer. We have to rely on the practices our grandparents taught us.

[@nadineherrell5426]

Thanks, good info!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Hope you got one this season

[@huntingandfishingwithlogan2367]

Holy **** I seen Big Foot but anyway might try this out!!!!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

😂😂😂

[@gradyhines5789]

Just saying range cubes are great for attracting catfish also, just dump them in the lake and let set a bit then start catching

[@survivinginalabama5584]

@@gradyhines5789 I have been told this. When it warms up I’m gonna try it.

[@battalion151R]

Gotta say, I have never used bait for deer. I'm not sure what size hook I'd use.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

A big one

[@sabrinabrianwhite7101]

How does it hold up if it rains on them?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

It gets soft but they eat it

[@Rico11b]

What about Goat feed or Sheep feed? Afterall, I've heard that the Whitetail is essentially a 1st cousin to goats.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

@@Rico11b idk have not tried it. Try a bag and see. Worst thing can happen is it disintegrate

[@Deanvandam]

I tried a bag of goat feed from tractor supply, and the deer ate it up. But corn is a little cheaper

[@MyVisualRomance]

South Mississippi here. I tried a bucket of goat protein feed with molasses from Tractor Supply and the deer totally ignore it right next to the corn feeder.

[@somenotherdude333]

"Meh-h-h-h-h"

[@cherieharvey516]

Wonder if the cubes would work in east texas? Also when can you feed them.

[@daledelatte9607]

They don't work well, but maybe they have to get used to it

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I’m thinking it will work fine

[@huntingandfishingwithlogan2367]

So how much does a bag cost compared to corn???

[@survivinginalabama5584]

At my feed store it is 13.50 and corn is 11.00

[@danielremel3417]

Looks like those are dried pellets, aren’t they going to expand in their stomachs?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Idk I have been feeding it to the same deer for 4 months

[@gagecollins9711]

Find a Local feed store that carries TM Cattle cubes. I know Pickettes in Oxford and Anniston, AL carries it.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Ok I will ask next time

[@joeaultman3475]

Ill guve it a try tomorrow after work.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

When they find it you will be happy with it

[@joeaultman3475]

Hey hey.. I had 2 deer eating it today. And the raccoons stay in there about 5 hour's eating.

[@hix6791]

How does it fair Rain and Snow?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

It swells but doesn’t seem to affect how they eat it. They keep coming back

[@eddysmith1643]

From a O Kentucky boy. "Mapple syrup" clean ground to dirt pout on dirt .watch em dig

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I started out using maple syrup years ago. Now I think I have tried most things. Good luck

[@eddysmith1643]

Good luck to you

[@voiceforthevoicelesstruth5480]

Now how do we make the cattle cubes way cheaper!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Idk yet but it sure is easier

[@TheJbwRolltide]

I used to go on a paid hunt in Brady, texas everyyear. They used corn feeders on timers but the deer would eat these first everytime!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Yeah there is something to it

[@PaulSmith-oo1qm]

Worried about it getting wet and moldy? Build a trough in the off season with roof over it. Start feeding in February before the spring green up. Everything in the woods is dead. I had some bucks on it in no time. I only went there 1x a week to replenish. They would come in at 10am, 2pm, when ever they wanted a snack.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I was thinking about a covered trough

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

How many pounds a bag ? Price ?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

50lb bag was 13.50

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

@ I’ll give it a shot by me try the thrifts stores plain white bread or raisin bread the deer eat eat it like crack heads. They will eat the bread over corn oats apples. Get like 10 loafs 10 bucks. Just try and avoid rain 🌧️ spells. Let me know how it works.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

@@dannysavagedraftguru ok I will, I tried some keto bread once before and they didn’t like it even though they ate a little

[@dannysavagedraftguru]

@@survivinginalabama5584 keto bread no sugar that’s why they did not like it

[@buckrockerm]

@@survivinginalabama5584were do you get it for that price?

[@pensnut08]

Do the raccoons go nuts over it too? LOL I have a place I just got permission to hunt this year (I have to use archery gear) and the raccoons sure love corn.. I am breaking out the dog proof traps after the season for them (landowner wants them gone).

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Raccoon do get in it but not as bad some other stuff I have used. However I do have a regular raccoon that comes for a few minutes every night then moves on

[@jamespileggi6650]

Can you feed this Beef Feed to deer in the winter? Deer digestion changes in the winter and some foods are.not digestible.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Idk but it has been 20 degrees at my house for a week and they are on it

[@chrisfoley3320]

I don't have proof,just common sense. Back when no one feed deer they where healthy, no diseases,no crt, no cancer tumors and no blue tongue. I think the fertilizer used to grow corn and other deer feed pass on these diseases. Like always by the time they figure this out it will be too late. I am sure a lot of people will be trying this stuff now. Why do hunters have to bait, we are loosing all our skills as hunters.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I’m sure anything chemical processed is bad for any species. Maybe Joel salitin and RFK will look into that as well if they have time. I’m also sure some form of bait has been around sine the garden of Eden. I agree that today’s corn is bad for everyone including the deer

[@chrisrice6958]

All feed corn for livestock is gmo..you can plant feed corn in the spring and it will not make.USA flour and grain is not allowed in any other country,including Africa.

[@derekbaggett189]

This can also be considered for the American diet or the quality of food that we have access to not just the things we feed deer.

[@tightbhole420]

i think it has more to do with high density unmanaged populations....

[@chrisfoley3320]

@tightbhole420 some of the highest population of deer have less problems, a germ, virus or disease has to come from somewhere first and most likely it's man made. Millions of people didn't cause the Corona virus,the virus was man made and introduced to Millions of people.

[@MichaelRandall-f1o]

I use pure vanilla on a cotton ball.and also Salt, sugar, vanilla pudding, strawberry jello, jolly rancher sour apple cool aid. That nite it was gone...

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Can’t go wrong with sweet and salty

[@Jeff11776]

I have the same thought as to the feeding of deer for hunting that this could be dangerous for their health. Especially in the long run. Also deer farms. Not sure about all the supplements these deer get or possibly antibiotics and such.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I went to a drive through zoo once a these cubes are the exact same as what they fed the captive deer

[@weinerdog137]

Pumpkins, fermented oats,

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have not tried fermenting oats. Thanks for the idea

[@DDuke12]

What county ?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Shelby

[@jasonbroom7147]

This is a cool video and an interesting option for supplemental feeding. With that said, please research something called "point source disease vector". If any deer feeding on that pile is sick, failing to spread the food out increases the risk of spreading disease among your deer herd. Instead of pouring it all out in a camera-friendly pile, spread it out over a long line or a bigger area, to keep fewer deer noses from being in the exact same spot. You don't want those big bucks getting sick and dying.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Good tip we don’t want to spread Cwd

[@vincentromano187]

Long time ago a place I used to live. I threw a beef burrito to a deer, and he gobbled it up. Amazingly he showed up every Tuesday night at the house at dinner time “ Tuesday “ to get that burrito lol.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Wow that’s quite a story

[@american7169]

Persimmons are deer crack in my area😂

[@survivinginalabama5584]

@@american7169 I wish I had persimmon trees

[@Retroadventure8.0]

Been useing them for years hope no one found out 😂

[@Retroadventure8.0]

It has a high protein 20%

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Dang it now the secret is out

[@darrylknepper6171]

It's because your cattle cubes have Alfalfa in them

[@survivinginalabama5584]

They really like it

[@Christopheren]

What if they get wet?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

It gets soft they still eat it no problem

[@a.joegevara3519]

South AL here, my neighbor feeds corn, I maintain a mineral lick of stock salt x1, loose trace mineral salt X2, and dicalcium phosphate x1. They flock to my land! More than once, I've watched deer walk past corn to eat acorns...

[@survivinginalabama5584]

In the past I have racked up the acorns dried them and saved it till post rut and it worked good. All in all with all the stuff I have seen the cattle cubs are the most consistent. Y’all rut late down there good luck this season

[@a.joegevara3519]

@survivinginalabama5584 Honestly, our rut can start in Jan and last through the end of the season in February. Tons of acorns this year!

[@martinparmer]

That feed could pull in some wild hog too?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I hope not. We don’t have them

[@danhandke5012]

👍 We can’t use any feed or any thing to attract the deer. 😢

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Dang

[@TrumpWon420]

Bring apples for lunch. Maybe spill some apple sauce

[@varminthunter]

I think i saw a bigfoot 😮 i did , i did see a bigfoot 😂

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Funny yall saw that

[@dwood4453]

What about the hogs ???? Will they leave it alone?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I really don’t know. We don’t have hogs

[@craigcook1571]

Nope they will eat every bit of of it Coons will eat it too

[@willyfaulker6001]

I use it in mash form watched many deer fights over this stuff

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I think it’s way better than corn

[@judee00]

I laid out goat feed. Neighbors said they haven't seen any deer all winter. They were bedding and eating on my land all winter. Lol

[@survivinginalabama5584]

🤣😂🤣😂

[@littlerayofsunshine69]

A friend of mine used to throw out corn. I told her to switch to goat pellets a few years ago. A lot better for them than corn.

[@judee00]

@littlerayofsunshine69 I totally agree with you. Corn is garbage even if it's cracked corn. I told people all the time, grab a piece of corn out of those deer feed bags and try chewing it yourself, your going to break a tooth and it's no good for the deer in the winter where I live.

[@davidvines6498]

It looks like what I called Creep Feed. You should have spread it out more so the animals graze on it

[@survivinginalabama5584]

True but trying to get pictures

[@davidkeeton6716]

The greatest deer attractant is car, truck and motorcycle headlights. The brighter the better. Sucks them right outta the woods and fields to do the most damage.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂🤣 you are so right. Build a HWY where you hunt have a moving deer stand with a horn and headlights.

[@iamsecond3625]

Raccoons eat the crap out of it.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have a regular raccoon but he never stays long

[@martinmaddox5315]

First of all I don’t bait deer, ever! But my thoughts are it will be much harder for game wardens to notice this feed than the unnatural yellow corn and to catch people who illegally bait deer, in states where it is illegal.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

😂😂 here in Alabama you can bait. But the state in all their wisdom decided to tax deer baiting. But before baiting was legal I would never ever put brown sugar on a stump. Because it would be really hard to see it especially after a rain.

[@ericj4054]

I use cotton seed and bucks tear it up.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have used gin trash from the cotton gin. Is this what you are talking about? Or actual seed?

[@rickrandleman5764]

Where can we find this product.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Local feed store or co-op. I have not seen it at tractor supply but who knows on that.

[@wwdiesel]

Put out a bag of "cracked corn" next to the cattle feed and see what happens. Cracked Corn is like cocaine to the deer, they will completely eat a 50lb bag of the stuff in less than 12 hours. Never experienced anything like it. A bag of regular whole grain kernel corn dumped out will last for a few days, but a 50lb bag of that cracked stuff gets ate up right away in just a few hours. They really love it, and it is cheaper than the cattle feed!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Ok I will next time I go to the store

[@charlesfoster8814]

I've been using Tractor Supply Range Cubes for 5 or 6 years. I also use it for catfish baiting. The Tractor Supply brand I use melts really fast. That's reason I started using it. I got the idea from "Double Down Deer Feed". It dissolves very quickly so the deer get the benefits into their system right away. I started using it during a drought period when the deer were pretty stressed from lack of food. A 50lb bag will only last a few days. The area I hunt in north central Texas has plenty of hogs but they don't seem to like it as much as they do corn. So that normally means they will leave some it for the deer!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have heard about using it for catfish. I’m gonna try it

[@kenw7227]

I do not see anyone talking about hogs?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I don’t have hogs here but I did give some to my domestic hogs and they didn’t really eat it all. So I don’t know

[@garygates5679]

"""""" CUBES """"

[@jasonw9423]

Ive tried them with little success. Even the wild hogs wouldn’t eat them.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Are they eating them at all? Or is the deer not finding them? Or did you put them in a place the deer don’t travel?

[@todhurley3756]

I've been using goat sweet feed it works great in my area.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

That’s probably close to the same ingredients

[@wadehundleydds4476]

What about raccoons and coyotes?

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have not seen a coyote on it but the raccoons do. Funny I have pictures of a spike and a coon having a standoff.

[@ce400]

Molasses

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have used molasses many times liquid and dry. Last year I paid 38 a bag for dry. The cubes were 13.50 and seem to work better. The molasses does last longer if poured on a stump or log. Good luck

[@ce400]

@ I buy it at tractor supply as sweet feed. It’s pellet form and provides 14% protein. Used to be only a $1 more per 50# bag than corn, which was $6 at the time. Now, corn is 7-9 $$$ per bag and sweet feed is $12-13 per bag. Covid and Joe B did it, along with the WEF.

[@alderringer8816]

ok, how much for a 50 lb bag??

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I paid 13.50 a bag at my feed store. Not sure what is cost other places

[@walterquick8649]

Not good for deer to diguest !!! Read up on cow feed and deer feed

[@trichard5106]

Did not work for me !!!

[@survivinginalabama5584]

If there are deer in the area it will work. Maybe find a some sign like a trail and put some there. Then you can move it around to where you want it.

[@rickbramwell8615]

Sorry, baiting is not hunting. Not allowed in Indiana.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Hate that for yall

[@Javiair-h4h]

Better read up on the rules Ricky it says nothing about not feeding deer you can't "hunt" over a baited area doesn't mean you can't feed your deer after season ECT or during season on the other side of your farm!

[@gregkubala8922]

How about you scout and hunt over a trail instead of baiting. Try learning how to hunt.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Keep scrolling

[@Rico11b]

It doesn't really work UNLESS you've already scouted and found trails and plenty of deer signs. You can't just walk anywhere and dump it out and expect it to suck in the deer. It's not like it's a magnet and DRAWS deer in from miles around. Deer have a "home range" and won't venture far from it.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

@ true but if there are any deer in the area they will find it because they smell it

[@Rico11b]

@@survivinginalabama5584 Much agreed. I was just pointing out that a hunter still has to FIND the deer like you already have before something like this can be used. Just walking out in the forest and dumping it, isn't going to magically pull deer into an area that isn't already holding deer. They're avoiding that place for a reason, and a sweet treat isn't going to magically override there sense of danger. Only the RUT can do that. :)

[@vic8653]

Getting harder and harder to be a "hunter" as land gets broken up into smaller and smaller parcels. In some counties 50acres is the average parcel size.

[@jaydubya7012]

Dang that's expensive though. I have used horse sweet feed for years

[@survivinginalabama5584]

I have used sweet feed before in my humble opinion the cubes are better

[@tonywyant8957]

The only thing I can add is u talk far too much. Another example of someone who wants face time on a camera and hoping everyone thinks that they are important.

[@survivinginalabama5584]

Glad you liked the video

[@energyautomationservices1764]

You talk to much