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Little Yellowjacket 10-09-2005 09:29 AM

Vanilla Extract
 
Some old timer told me to go to the dollar general and get vanilla extract, and mix it in with my corn. So far I've had good results. Do any of you do this, and what else will you mix in your corn?

cardeer 10-09-2005 12:04 PM

RE: Vanilla Extract
 
Na ,I use molasses in the off season in the winter to pump up the deers system

PABowhntr 10-09-2005 07:16 PM

RE: Vanilla Extract
 
Good results in what sense? Are you attracting deer into the corn during hunting hours or just at night? Are they eating some of it or all of it?

War Eagle1585 10-10-2005 06:43 PM

RE: Vanilla Extract
 
I have the same question? Does it lure the deer to the corn pile? or does it make the corn taste better? What are you talking about when you say results?

Basswacker 10-10-2005 08:53 PM

RE: Vanilla Extract
 
There use to be an attractant called Vanilla Killa....think Fitzegerald sold it? I never used it, but a lot of people used it......if it works, it works. The deer will still probably come without it though.

AJ52 10-11-2005 01:40 AM

RE: Vanilla Extract
 
I use it as a "curiosity" scent only. Deer will come to investigate. It will work when used in that context.Use PURE Vanilla.

coolbrze0 10-11-2005 04:47 AM

RE: Vanilla Extract
 
I've used it as a curiosity scent before also. Deer will come to investigate the smell. Never poured it on corn though.

Western MA Hunter 10-11-2005 06:53 AM

RE: Vanilla Extract
 
brings the bears in up here....

Yivin 10-12-2005 06:19 AM

RE: Vanilla Extract
 
I actually take vanilla extract and mix with a little amonia. don't use to much amonia...kinda gives off an acorn scent thru the woods

Champlain Islander 10-12-2005 07:08 AM

RE: Vanilla Extract
 
I like oil of anise as a curiosity scent. Smells like liquoice. Lots of commercial scents use it as a base.


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