RE: Buck Jam
 

Well I bought the acorn flavor because we don't have apple trees here. Do you think that would make a difference?

RE: Buck Jam
 

Tried the persimmon flavor with no result, same with apple and acorn.

RE: Buck Jam
 

Well I bought the acorn flavor because we don't have apple trees here.

There isn't an apple tree within a hundred miles of where I am. I tried the persimmon flavor and we have a couple persimmon trees a few hundred yards away and they never touched it. The way I do it is I put out some corn in a place where I know where deer are a couple times to get them to stop. Then I pour a jug out on a stump and spread my corn on the ground and some on the stump. They will eat the corn and smell the Apple (they love apple's) then they eat the stump. I have done this for two years and my stump has been nuked. I avg 10 or 12 jugs a year and I believe in the stuff.

I have noticed though that it may take a bit for them to get used to it. I have seen that with food plots as well though. Deer are peculiar.

RE: Buck Jam
 

Well I put out the Acorn flavor and when they found it they murdered it. Then made a scrape and rub right next to it, but they haven't been back. I think they were just traveling but they seemed to love the acorn flavor.

RE: Buck Jam
 

i did it wasnt really what i was hoping for

RE: Buck Jam
 

I would imagine a jar of peanut butter would do for a lot cheaper.;)

RE: Buck Jam
 

I would imagine a jar of peanut butter would do for a lot cheaper.

I have tried that too and either ants or coons take it over or run off with it.

RE: Buck Jam
 

My cousin told me he gets good results from PB. I just haven't tried it.

RE: Buck Jam
 

I love using Buck jam. It works really good for trail cameras, well and for hunting to, it brought a nice mature 8 pointer in this year but just wasnt the size i was looking for.

RE: Buck Jam
 

never had any luck at all with buck jam