BLACK MAGIC.. : ( WTH PIC

[4Pointer]

WELL I WENT AND CHECKED OUT THE LOCATION I PLACE THE " BLACK MAGIC "
OUT,,,, BEFORE I PLACED IT ON THE GROUND I READ THE DIRECTION TOO A TEE,,WELL THERE WAS DEER TRACKS BEFORE I PLACED IT AND NOW NOTHING,,I MEAN NOT ONE TRACK AND THEY MADE A NEW RUN ABOUT 50 YARDS FROM IT.I TOOK A PIC TOO SHOW EVERYONE AND I'LL GET IT DOWN LOADED LATER... IT MAY HAVE WORKED FOR OTHER'S AND I CAN'T SPEAK FOR THEM..
ON A SCALE OF 1 TO 10 I RATE IT A "-5" ..
REMEMBER THIS IS MY 2 CENTS AND WHAT I SEEN..
IF ANYONE USED IT BEFORE ,,PLEASE LET ME KNOW HOW IT WORKED FOR YOU...

[Abolt270]

Have never used it. I have used a powder called C More Bucks. It worked really good for me when added to corn. It smells just like blueberry muffin mix. Thought I might try eating some of it myself someday

[Webejonesin2]

Have never tried it, So I'm not much help to ya there

[8pt172]

If it is the mineral made by the same company as Deer Cocaine, it will work. It takes the deer a while to get use to the smell. Minerals work best in the Springs. Come back next springs and see if the area is being used.

[4Pointer]

Oct 13, 2009 1:09:50 GMT -5 8pt172 said:

If it is the mineral made by the same company as Deer Cocaine, it will work. It takes the deer a while to get use to the smell. Minerals work best in the Springs. Come back next springs and see if the area is being used.

THANKS BUDDY,,WIL KEEP AN EYE ON IT..

[Kt29]

Baiting is illegal in this part of the world. So don't know much about this stuff. Sure hope though that you find something that works.

[grizz1]

Never heard of it until you said you were trying it 4pointer, like 8pt172 said, better watch it for awhile.
My family & friends plant all kinds of food plots and use mineral/salt licks, we are scattered about 110 miles apart here in North Mo. When using something in Plots besides corn and soybeans, we have found that deer in one area might tear something up but on another farm a few miles away they may never touch it.
Three years ago we planted turnips sold by Hunter's Specialties, they were all planted on the 25th of July. The deer on one farm never let them get above 3 inches tall, not one turnip ever developed. On my farm they did not eat them much until after Jan 1st, temps went below zero and they cleaned them up in 4 days, my turnips were thick & the size of softballs ,covering 2 acres. On my stepdad's farm near the Mo river they never touched them at all, not one and there were never any deer tracks in the patch, they walked around them. Everyone in his town had all the turnips they could eat, they were delicious. To this day if you mention turnips to my stepdad he looks at ya kinda angry.

[Buckhunter]

I tried the deer cain like 8 point said. I had the same results as him nothing at first but wait until spring they will dig a hole.

[4Pointer]

THANKS GUYS ,,KEEP THE INFO COMING

Oct 22, 2009 7:14:56 GMT -5 Buckhunter said:

I tried the deer cain like 8 point said. I had the same results as him nothing at first but wait until spring they will dig a hole.

[Ghost]

Anything that is used that states it is loaded with minerals, like deer cain. Usually will not work as well in the fall as it states. It really does its best in the spring, thats when deer are needing the minerals for the fawns and for antler growth. I did a little test to somewhat prove this theory. I went to the local feedstore and bought a salt bock and a mineral block. Salt and mineral blocks contain most of the same ingredients that you find on products such as deer cane and other mineral supp. like this, with some minor variation, but they are basically the same. I put these blocks out in the fall and noticed very little traffic around them, if any at all.

Then took the same blocks and put them out in early to mid spring and everything in the woods seemed to be hitting them. I don't know what it is but the mineral type baits only get a great deal of attention during the spring.

Don't get me wrong I am sure these types of baits do work in the fall in certain areas, but I have never seen it.

[4Pointer]

GREAT INFO,, I'LL TRY IT AGAIN NEXT SPRING..

Oct 22, 2009 15:25:56 GMT -5 Ghost said:

Anything that is used that states it is loaded with minerals, like deer cain. Usually will not work as well in the fall as it states. It really does its best in the spring, thats when deer are needing the minerals for the fawns and for antler growth. I did a little test to somewhat prove this theory. I went to the local feedstore and bought a salt bock and a mineral block. Salt and mineral blocks contain most of the same ingredients that you find on products such as deer cane and other mineral supp. like this, with some minor variation, but they are basically the same. I put these blocks out in the fall and noticed very little traffic around them, if any at all.

Then took the same blocks and put them out in early to mid spring and everything in the woods seemed to be hitting them. I don't know what it is but the mineral type baits only get a great deal of attention during the spring.

Don't get me wrong I am sure these types of baits do work in the fall in certain areas, but I have never seen it.

[JerseyHunter]

Oct 12, 2009 20:34:43 GMT -5 Abolt270 said:

Have never used it. I have used a powder called C More Bucks. It worked really good for me when added to corn. It smells just like blueberry muffin mix. Thought I might try eating some of it myself someday