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I use deer cane and they will dig one heck of a whole as long as you keep it active!
Anybody use deer cane or com'here deer???
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yes, you can pour it on ground dry but it doesn't work good that way!Big Red said:
I believe it has something to do with what kind of soil you have it in. I put out several spots last year. One got absolutely tore up and the rest weren't hardly touched. The one that was tore up was in a hard clay soil and the rest were in some other type of dirt. I went back a couple of weeks ago to freshen up this spot and they are still using it almost a year later! Definately mix with pond or creek water and pour on the ground. I don't think the blocks or pre-mixed stuff works near as well. Good luck.
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Whitetail Institute makes a product called "Magnet Mix" that works very well
and doesn't seem as soil type critical. Just shake the jug and pour into a cleared out spot on bare ground.
and doesn't seem as soil type critical. Just shake the jug and pour into a cleared out spot on bare ground.
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One of the guys who I hunt with just bought some of that C'Mere Dear...I'll be anxious to see if it works.
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Dnutt is right. Clay soils will hold salts longer than coarser (sandy) soils.
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I used that new Honeysuckle flavored stuff. It is Deer cane with some vitamins and protien mixed in...it worked great for me!- :wink:
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I have used it with mixed results. Sometimes they dig a hole and sometimes nothing!
I used both the Deer cain liquid and powder last year. The deer are still digging where I put the liquid last year, but they never touched the powder. I think it made a difference that I put the liquid next to a pond and the powder was away from water sources.
I am trying C'mere deer this year.
I am trying C'mere deer this year.
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