Droptine is right. Minerals are the way to go.
#8
RE: Droptine is right. Minerals are the way to go.
I've been using minerals for about 3 years and it is helpful for getting pics. This year I started using my own blend and they are absolutely destroying my sites.
I have to get the camera up this weekend. I like to get them started on the sites unmolested before introducing the camera.
I have to get the camera up this weekend. I like to get them started on the sites unmolested before introducing the camera.
#9
RE: Droptine is right. Minerals are the way to go.
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
I've been using minerals for about 3 years and it is helpful for getting pics. This year I started using my own blend and they are absolutely destroying my sites.
I have to get the camera up this weekend. I like to get them started on the sites unmolested before introducing the camera.
I've been using minerals for about 3 years and it is helpful for getting pics. This year I started using my own blend and they are absolutely destroying my sites.
I have to get the camera up this weekend. I like to get them started on the sites unmolested before introducing the camera.
#10
RE: Droptine is right. Minerals are the way to go.
ORIGINAL: OKbowhunter20
I did just the opposite. My camera was up in this spot a month before I put the minerals out. Am I doing it backwards?
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
I've been using minerals for about 3 years and it is helpful for getting pics. This year I started using my own blend and they are absolutely destroying my sites.
I have to get the camera up this weekend. I like to get them started on the sites unmolested before introducing the camera.
I've been using minerals for about 3 years and it is helpful for getting pics. This year I started using my own blend and they are absolutely destroying my sites.
I have to get the camera up this weekend. I like to get them started on the sites unmolested before introducing the camera.
Heck, maybe I'm doing it backwards.