born2hunt

I planted Biologic new zealand clover. Signs are showing deer and turkey have been in there and I took the camera down to get the pics developed. Does anyone have an idea of how well it works.

gobblerheaven

I did the same thing...

This bow season is gona be great...

psychowolverine

Yeah, biologic typically SUCKS, but you may have better luck than the other 90% who have used it without success.

gobblerheaven

My Biologic has came up and is growing like a charm...These is a lot of sign too. Im going to plant some more and see how everything goes.

If not going well i think I'm going to invest in some deer chow and turkey chufa

hogboss

I guessI fall into the 90% who had no luck at all with bilogic. Except I screwed up and tried it again and it was a joke the 2nd time too. It's hard to believe that a company like mossy oak would put their name on a product that has such a bad reputation. I guess it proves that the $ rules.

Rob in VT

Ok, I'm curious. For those of you who didn't have good luck with Biologic, what was the reason? Did it not come up at all, come up spotty, came up great but didn't attract game? What is the reason for your displeasure with it?

. . . Rob

timbercruiser

No sign of the deer liking the stuff for us. Won't waste the money again.

huntinwv

Deer and turkey would walk through the Biologic to get to the field corn??? It grew ok and they did eat it, but the corn was better.

For the price, I'll never buy it again!!!

Wooddust

Its a great product. People have no idea what to expect so when they dont see deer lined up buying aticket to eat, they assume its no good. The different species will be pallatable at different times and that may not be same time that the deer are on corn or milo or clover or alfalfa or soybeans.

Rebel Hog

Timber, down here they go forSweet Feed (Horse Feed)
Oats,Corn and Molasses.