LUCKY BUCK
 

I just went to the OD Channel Scope Expo this weekend. They had a mineral mix there called LUCKY BUCK that they clam adds lots of mass to your local bucks racks in less than
two years. We have been managing our herd for going on two years now and tell a hugh differance allready.

ThE guy selling this stuff had racks from before and after adding this mineral to the land.
WOW what a differants in this.

Has anyone heard or used this product?

We put out over 80,000 lb's of protien/corn last year and are well on the way this year.
any other advise?

boldplate

RE: LUCKY BUCK
 

probably is loaded with phosporus

RE: LUCKY BUCK
 

boldplate - put your money into planting nutrituous crops and improving the natural vegetation and/or acquiring the equipment to do the things just mentioned.

If you want protein - there's a homemade recipe floating around somewhere on this board that will get you 200 lb for approximately $40.00. It works very well (somebody help me out)

RE: LUCKY BUCK
 

Forgot to mention the most important ingredient - AGE! Let them grow-up.

RE: LUCKY BUCK
 

My dad and I tried a bucket of Lucky Buck after seeing a display of it at a QDM field day. We've always put out 30:06 with so so response. The holes were never more than about 6/8 inches deep. After putting out a cool whip sized tub on the ground, they made a hole as big as any of our 30;06 sights. I put out 20lbs a month ago and dad just told me its all gone already. Here are the listed ingredients. Calcium (minimum) 12.5%, Calcium (maximum) 13.5%, Salt (minimum) 64%, Salt (maximum) 65%, Iodine 46ppm, Selenium 59 ppm. Salt, calcium carbonate, sodium selenite, zinc oxide, manganous oxide, ferrous carbonate, iron oxide, copper oxide, colbalt carbonate, calcium ionate, natural/artificial flavors and soybean oil. The end! No mention of phosphorus. Has a strong apple odor.