Wildgame Innovations Sugarbeet Crush 15lb Bag
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I believe you can mix it with deer corn before putting it in feeders, since it is like course ground powder. Branches can accumulate moisture and clump together with corn, clogging the feeder in a damp climate. It does not matter how much rain or snow falls - it just gets piled on the ground and the deer enjoy it.
The deer are in droves! Definitely a product worth checking out!
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Neither worked for me the deer smelled it, moved on, and failed to show any interest In order to draw a deer's attention within 30 minutes if it's nearby, the best thing to do is to take a huge jar of peanut butter and some apples and sit in the woods. Apples should be diced, peanut butter should be microwaved, and drizzled all over the apples, and they should be put in the freezer for a few hours. Deer go crazy for it, and they are attracted to the peanut butter's smell even when it is frozen. It would be better to try it a few more times, but nothing happened with the stuff and the cheap peanut butter (they absolutely love it) and a bag of apples from the store is more affordable.
My experience with deer attractants has been all kinds of flavorings, but I found Sugarbeet Crush the most awesome. Sugarbeet is a great alternative to corn and rice bran, and as long as it is poured on the ground, the deer seem to find no challenge consuming it. We have been feeding deer for 25 years, and our corn and rice bran have almost disappeared. The idea was a good one last year, so we tried it again this year.
The Sugar Beet Crush product has been used in a number of different regions where I hunt for several years now. There are many areas in Central Alabama where I deer hunt and I have found it works amazing. But at least in North Carolina, I don't find this to attract as many deer as it does in other states. I know of several hunters whose experiences have been similar to mine. In summation, I do not have much experience with the other flavors of Crush, but the Sugar Beet flavor works exceptionally well for my properties in south central Considering past experience, conversations with other hunters, and discussion of the soil in a given part of the country, the benefit of this product is probably dependent on the diet and the nutritional needs of the deer in that region. Pictures from trail cams are dramatically better now (i. e. There were over 700 photos captured in 24 hours), there were more daylight shots of bucks, and several bucks return to the product in the same 24 hour window. Once a buck discovers the product and returns to it, they seem to prevent smaller buck and did from eating it by the frequent return of the buck. As part of my 43rd consecutive hunting season of deer, I have used the vast majority of gimmicks and attractants available. Deer seem to like it best, because it doesn't last long because it gets eaten so fast. The initial pile will go away in a day or two, but then deer will return to lick and nibble dirt where the sugar beet Crush used to be. A few weeks ago (January 2021) I placed the Crush beside an open trough corn feeder with 600 pounds of corn.
Whilst the Crush was visited more frequently than the corn, repeatedly
the Corn was not. In summary The results in NC were mixed while the results in AL were amazing.
A total of approximately 60 pics were taken without any attractant in a 2-week period. I took over 800 pictures within a week after putting down half a bag of this. Despite the snow, the deer stayed until every granule was gone. In the end, I have over 600 pictures after waiting two weeks to pour the rest.
As much as I wanted to love it, I didn't. There was a sweet smell that I thought would attract deer. A total of four bait sites were baited with this. The 5 pound bag is purchased locally, and the 15 pound bags are purchased from Amazon. Birds and raccoons can be seen eating the sugar beat crush at the site where I had a camera. When the deer showed up, it did not eat much and didn't return. Hundreds of deer showed up in front of another camera placed over only corn a half mile away, even after the corn had been removed. Corn is going to be my go-to food. Trying out a few different products might be helpful.
Since I began using this product several years ago, I have continued to use it. The deer licked it while I sat in the stand and I even have pictures of deer with red noses where they have done so. I have been coating my mineral rocks with sugar beet powder in order to make sure deer can eat the minerals I use from my mineral rocks. I pour some stump licker over the rock first and then add The block is always licked clean the next day, and the deer are also gaining minerals from it. Having several birds with one stone seems like a good idea to me. As long as it's sprinkled, I believe I'll use it quite a while since I buy it in bags of 15 pounds.
I placed this attractant around my deer feeder after buying it and noticed a positive change from 15-70 deer Normally I take 30 pictures a day on my deer cam, but now I take none! There is a problem with this stuff affecting When the last drop of water was cleaned up, the deer started returning. The product will get five stars from me if it says "Deer Repellent" on the bag!.
We reviewed more than a hundred blacktail trail cam videos from 8 different locations and concluded that this product will not work It was eaten only by one small spike and one doe out of 40-45 A total of 50 blacktail deer are present. It was a favourite among blue jays and camp robbers, along with a few squirrels and even a bear or two. The deer bypass the sugar beet crush whenever there are other options available for enticing them to come to their area.
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