nctaxi

This has probably been asked before but here we go again. I had a guy at my local bow shop telling me how it was the greatest thing. Now in his defense, he isborn southern ( just kidding) but they don't sell it there and he orders his over the internet. So good or bad?

gregholland

My experience with it and my opinion is it SUCKS!!!!! Corn, rolled oats, apples, and many other products are far superior to Hank's marketing scam product.

reed2404

It did not work for me did not see the first deer come to it or anything for that matter. So I say do not weast the money!

Oneshot7

same here

excalibur43

Ditto all of the above. It sucks!

Spring tom

I used C'mere deer last season at the end of bow season because my arrow had flown over the back of the biggest buck in my area and I was down in the mouth. So yes, the hype pulled me like a pig to a mud hole.

So I threw down way to much money on C'mere deer and put it out 20 yards from one of my bow stands. My first sit over it I had high expectations. As time past my spirits dropped. Then at that magical time, about 30 minutes till dark, a doe materialized right underneath me. There she stood over the C'mere deer.

My arrow flew true and C'mere deer worked for me. I used it a couple of more times, but no results except that it was all sucked up overnight.

Will I buy it again? Doubt it. You can buy 4 bags of corn or cattle cubes and I have found them to be just as effective. Honestly, we could all probably create some type of deer attractant- oats, corn, soybeans, etc for alot cheaper than $20 for a gallon jug.

BUCKINTHEWOODZ

Ive had great results with it,

Those that didnt get results with it were you using the powder or the liquid?

Ive used both and deer wipe it out.

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jonesato

I didn't see a single deer while using it last year. I used the liquid.

reed2404

I used the liquid.