They say the liquid is legal in all States. Does anyone know whats in it? We can't bait for Whitetails here in MN. I want to know for sure that its legal before i try it!!!

Here is what the 05 hunting reg's say about baiting!

Bait

• No person may place or use bait for the purpose of taking deer.

"Bait" is defined as grain, fruit, vegetables, nuts, hay, or other

food transported and placed for the purpose of attracting or enticing

deer. This restriction does not apply to foods resulting from

normal or accepted farming, forest management, wildlife management,

orchard management, or similar land management activities.

• DNR expects to adopt rules further clarifying the prohibition on

deer baiting before this year’s firearms season. The new regulations

will define bait as any foods capable of attracting deer, and hunters

will not be allowed to use bait or hunt in the vicinity of bait

that the hunter knows about or has reason to know about, or hunt

where bait has been placed within the previous ten days. The new

rules were not yet adopted at the time this regulation handbook

was published. When the new rules are adopted, DNR will notify

hunters through news releases and on the DNR Web site.

• Liquid scents, salt, and minerals are not considered bait.

I would think like most other licks it would be considered under the "mineral" category and be legal. But to make sure checking with local DNR would be the best way to cover your ace.

Sounds prohibited to me under the rule you posted. Your best bet would be to contact the DNR or a local game warden. Better safe than sorry in my opinion.

[/align]According to this, C'mere deer is legal. It is a liquad.

[/align]According to this, C'mere deer is legal. It is a liquad.