Molasses for deer
#11
RE: Molasses for deer
ORIGINAL: WantBuck
I'd like to try that peanut butter though, Could I get a tub at my local COOP store.Thats the only store around her that would have anything like that I believe.
I'd like to try that peanut butter though, Could I get a tub at my local COOP store.Thats the only store around her that would have anything like that I believe.
Buck Jam - Peanut Butter. I hear that works well also.
#12
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 85
RE: Molasses for deer
I have used molasses and not had much luck out of it. If you do wanna try it, don't buy the overpriced ones in the feed stores. Go to Sams or another wholesale food distributor and buy it in gallon jugs for about $4.00. Its the same stuff, just not packaged quite as pretty.
#16
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Jersey
Posts: 71
RE: Molasses for deer
ORIGINAL: mrwake
I tried some vanilla and it seems to work decent, its expensive though. How do salt blocks and such work for yall during the winter? I would like one to belp draw in some deer to my stands!
I tried some vanilla and it seems to work decent, its expensive though. How do salt blocks and such work for yall during the winter? I would like one to belp draw in some deer to my stands!
I use vanilla also . Iput it out on a stick or stump in front of my game cameras . Stops them every time in front of them .
#17
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Central Pennsylvania
Posts: 116
Molasses
I've used molasses in my home made deer feed blocks for years. I mix Molasses, cracked corn, roasted soy bean crushed, whole oats, salt and purina deer mineral. Mix it up by hand and pack into smaller containers. Let stand a few hours and then dump them out into a block. The deer love them!!
#19
Salt is a great spring and summer attractant. Some use in fall and winter, but not much.
#20
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2007
Location: Southeast Missouri
Posts: 2,178
I've put out plain old 50lb white salt blocks and the Deer use it year round,also poured rock salt onto ol tree stumps and it worked great also.We also buy 3 or 4 ingredients and make our own mineral licks too,or simply buy the Luck Buck mineral in the 20lb plastic buckets and pour out what You want in different spots!
Peanut Butter works very good....buy the kind in the plastic jars,un-screw the lid and nail it to a tree or wood board,screw the jar back onto the lid/tree and cut out the bottom and You have it there for the Deer to enjoy.
I've bought the more expensive Buck Jam and poured it out onto an old tree stump and the Deer really liked it also...as Stumpy Barnes mentioned,go to a local Feed Store or Retail Store and buy the molasses a lot cheaper.
Another great attractant we use is to put out is the Arm & Hammer Salt Lick.Find a good spot to put this out,preferably close to a good water source.You dig a spot of dirt up with a shovel in a 2 or 3 foot circle breaking the ground up fine,pour 1/2 a box of the Arm & Hammer Super Washing Soda on the dirt then pour 10-20lbs of Rock Salt on top then the remainder of A & H on top and let the rain work it into the ground.Some times we put a little corn down on it to draw the Deer in to find it at first then we re-fresh it every 3-4 months and the Deer know its there after that!
Peanut Butter works very good....buy the kind in the plastic jars,un-screw the lid and nail it to a tree or wood board,screw the jar back onto the lid/tree and cut out the bottom and You have it there for the Deer to enjoy.
I've bought the more expensive Buck Jam and poured it out onto an old tree stump and the Deer really liked it also...as Stumpy Barnes mentioned,go to a local Feed Store or Retail Store and buy the molasses a lot cheaper.
Another great attractant we use is to put out is the Arm & Hammer Salt Lick.Find a good spot to put this out,preferably close to a good water source.You dig a spot of dirt up with a shovel in a 2 or 3 foot circle breaking the ground up fine,pour 1/2 a box of the Arm & Hammer Super Washing Soda on the dirt then pour 10-20lbs of Rock Salt on top then the remainder of A & H on top and let the rain work it into the ground.Some times we put a little corn down on it to draw the Deer in to find it at first then we re-fresh it every 3-4 months and the Deer know its there after that!