Where do put my Mineral block?

Preparing the Mineral Block Site

Before putting out mineral blocks, it is important to prepare the site properly. Here are some steps to follow:

Choose a suitable location: Look for an area that is not prone to flooding.
Clear the ground: Remove any vegetation or debris that may hinder the deer’s access to the mineral block.
Place block on something to keep it off the ground.
Place the block in covered feeder to protect it the environment.
Monitor and replenish: Regularly monitor the mineral block to ensure it does not run out. Replenish it as necessary.

Can Deer Benefit From Mineral Blocks?

Deer can benefit from mineral blocks as they provide essential nutrients like calcium and phosphorus for their growth and development.

What else can I do to attract deer?

Additional Tips for Attracting Deer

While providing mineral blocks is an effective method for attracting deer, there are other strategies you can implement to increase your chances of success:

Plant food plots: Planting suitable food plots can provide deer with additional nutrition and attract them to your hunting area.
Proper scent control: Deer have a keen sense of smell, so practicing proper scent control by using scent-reducing sprays and showering with unscented soap can increase your likelihood of attracting deer.
Strategic hunting stand placement: Positioning your hunting stand near the mineral block or food plots can increase your chances of a successful hunt.
Regular scouting: Regularly scout the area for deer sign, such as tracks and droppings, to determine the best locations for placing mineral blocks.

Placing mineral blocks for deer can significantly enhance their overall health and attract them to your desired hunting locations. By placing mineral blocks during late winter or early spring, you provide deer with the necessary nutrients to support antler growth, skeletal strengthening, and overall reproductive health. Additionally, the increased nutritional intake can enhance the overall immune system of deer, helping them combat various diseases and parasites

How much does it cost?

$35 per bucket

6 - 10 buckets for $34ea

11+ for $33ea

Do you Deliver?

With the purchase of 15+ Buck-its we will deliver in a 60 mile radious of Shady Dale, Ga

Will you ship me a Buck-it?

It ways over 40lbs. Shipping would be costly but can be done.

What type of payment do you accept?

Credit Card, but there is a 2.6% service charge that will be added to the total.

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