Trophy Rock?
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ORIGINAL: CamoCop
I'm in Georgia also...how long does the "rock" last?ORIGINAL: CamoCop
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ORIGINAL: Geronimo
yes, i have numerous Trophy Rocks out on my Georgia lease. the deer seem to like them.
ORIGINAL: Geronimo
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ORIGINAL: CamoCop
it works as an attractant, whether it helps with antler developement or not is still up for debate.
Camocop, Have you used it?
ORIGINAL: CamoCop
it works as an attractant, whether it helps with antler developement or not is still up for debate.
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LKNCHOPPERS , 07-05-2009 07:04 AM
Nontypical Buck
You can get mineral (Deer Blocks) blocks high in calcium at Tractor supply that last longer for about half the price of a trophy rock. I put a trophy rock out and it didn't last long at all. I won't be buying anymore trophy rocks.
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I use a similar recipe to this and it has served me well. Once established it will draw deer for over a year without refreshing it, but I usually do.
http://www.mosportsmen.com/land/deermineral.htm
Many products you are paying for the package, marketing, and advertising. Save some money and visit the Feed Store!
Dan
http://www.mosportsmen.com/land/deermineral.htm
Many products you are paying for the package, marketing, and advertising. Save some money and visit the Feed Store!

Dan
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ORIGINAL: LKNCHOPPERS
You can get mineral (Deer Blocks) blocks high in calcium at Tractor supply that last longer for about half the price of a trophy rock. I put a trophy rock out and it didn't last long at all. I won't be buying anymore trophy rocks.
They are also about 16% protein. They are a copy of Antler King's big block. They are what I use and like.ORIGINAL: LKNCHOPPERS
You can get mineral (Deer Blocks) blocks high in calcium at Tractor supply that last longer for about half the price of a trophy rock. I put a trophy rock out and it didn't last long at all. I won't be buying anymore trophy rocks.
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I have had much luck with the Trophy Rock. As you can see by this picture the deer are actually eating the ground around the rock. After removing the rock they continued to eat the ground and ended up eating a hole in the ground over a foot deep and three feet across.


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ORIGINAL: Trex
I have had much luck with the Trophy Rock. As you can see by this picture the deer are actually eating the ground around the rock. After removing the rock they continued to eat the ground and ended up eating a hole in the ground over a foot deep and three feet across.
One of the mineral licks I established with the granulated stuff is now knee deep and almost 4' across. I never hunt near them basically because of where I put them, and most of the pics I get are night pics (not all) but a mineral sight will really get used by the local deer.ORIGINAL: Trex
I have had much luck with the Trophy Rock. As you can see by this picture the deer are actually eating the ground around the rock. After removing the rock they continued to eat the ground and ended up eating a hole in the ground over a foot deep and three feet across.
Dan
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ORIGINAL: tjewell71
Does this answer your question?
Is that the trophy rock?ORIGINAL: tjewell71
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