Herron

I have not been able to find it here in Dallas. Anyone know who makes it or where in TX it can be purchased?

Thanks!

H

Rebel Hog

Are you going to use it as fertilizer? I use Dolomite to sweeten the soil up!


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Herron

Thanks for the follow up. No, I noticed on another recent thread as part of the home made mineral licks.

H

RWK

Why is this stuff so hard to find. Some guys can get 50lb bags, and i can't find it in my area.

liquidorange

try an agway feed store. also i was told that monocalcium phosphate is what the pen state deer researchers use. i dont know the difference but it looks the same. i think its around 12-15$ dollars.

fshafly2

Di-cal is commercially associated with dairy cows. I failed getting it at the local farm supply (they had no clue) until I told them it was a food supplement, not a fertilizer.

-fsh

PA_BOW_HUNTER

Ican get50lb bags at Agway here in PA.

Make sure you mix it with salt/mineral salt or the deer won't go near it. May also want to add in an attractant like dried mollasses or sweet lime.

RWK

Pa-bow hunter were are you at in Pa. I'm in buffalo ny. Rich

1sagittarius

Dolomite is 100% pure magnesium carbonate. What you really mean is you useground limestone that contains maybe 5 - 12% dolomite. Commonly called "dolomitic lime.

slobbyrobby33

You should be able to di-cal at any MFA co-op or any other farm co-op. I have found here in Mo that the tractor or commercial farm supply stores usually do not carry it.

If you areusing this for a minerial lick, be carefull with the dried molasses. check your baiting laws. Here in MO I can put all the salt, trace minerial, and dical in the ground I want and hunt over it. But the minute I add dried mollasis it becomes baiting.

Not trying to tell you what to do, just giving you a heads up.