Post by young1 on Jul 10, 2006 14:08:32 GMT -5
Free Recipe for -
Deer Attractant
Deer Lure
Salt Lick
- Call it what you want -
It's my Homemade Deer Lick Recipe
Okay - Here's a deer lick brew that I use and it has worked great. I put several of these out - some near the feeder, others on paths that lead to the feeder or cross my property elsewhere. The deer love these deer licks - although technically I guess they're not licks since I pour the liquid directly on the ground, anyway here's my free Deer Lick Recipe:
This makes 5 gallons-
5 Gallon bucket
Boil about 3 gallons of water - Boiling water will dissolve more of the ingredients
6 lbs Iodized salt
2 cups Baking Soda
1.5 Cups Baking Powder
18 oz. Molasses
Potassium Gluconate (20 - 500mg Tablets)
Magnesium (10 - 250mg Tablets)
Add more water to fill the bucket (about another 2 gallons)
Clear about a 2ft. patch of ground - minor dirt disturbance to aid absorption.
Slow Siphon the concoction into the disturbed earth (Air Line for Fish Aquariums works great!). Slow siphoning allows deeper penetration and keeps the liquid more concentrated in the desired area. As the liquid cools some of the ingredients may precipitate out of solution - not a problem - pour that stuff right on top of the wet soil.
I picked up most ingredients from Costco and where it's CHEAP and Plentiful! I only had to get the Molasses from the grocery store. Gentlemen - start Brewing!
From www.buckmagnet.com
Found on Web hope it works .
Deer Attractant
Deer Lure
Salt Lick
- Call it what you want -
It's my Homemade Deer Lick Recipe
Okay - Here's a deer lick brew that I use and it has worked great. I put several of these out - some near the feeder, others on paths that lead to the feeder or cross my property elsewhere. The deer love these deer licks - although technically I guess they're not licks since I pour the liquid directly on the ground, anyway here's my free Deer Lick Recipe:
This makes 5 gallons-
5 Gallon bucket
Boil about 3 gallons of water - Boiling water will dissolve more of the ingredients
6 lbs Iodized salt
2 cups Baking Soda
1.5 Cups Baking Powder
18 oz. Molasses
Potassium Gluconate (20 - 500mg Tablets)
Magnesium (10 - 250mg Tablets)
Add more water to fill the bucket (about another 2 gallons)
Clear about a 2ft. patch of ground - minor dirt disturbance to aid absorption.
Slow Siphon the concoction into the disturbed earth (Air Line for Fish Aquariums works great!). Slow siphoning allows deeper penetration and keeps the liquid more concentrated in the desired area. As the liquid cools some of the ingredients may precipitate out of solution - not a problem - pour that stuff right on top of the wet soil.
I picked up most ingredients from Costco and where it's CHEAP and Plentiful! I only had to get the Molasses from the grocery store. Gentlemen - start Brewing!
From www.buckmagnet.com
Found on Web hope it works .
