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cooterbrown
05-17-2006, 01:54 PM
hey guys i was just wondering whats the best way to use mineral blocks . like where is the best location and how do you put them out? last year at one spot i put out one and there about a foot tall so i dug a hole about 8 inches deep and poured a gallon of water in it and then set the block in there and poured another gallon on top of it but it never seemed like there was very much action around it at all HELP ME OUT GUYS
trnsmsn
05-17-2006, 02:24 PM
We Usually Dump Some Soured Corn Around Them Or Pour A Little Trail Leading Up To Them, So They'll Know Where They Are At. I Guess You Could Use Some Sourgham Or Molasses AS A Scent Dispersement Also.
HTH, Elliot
flathead willie
05-18-2006, 03:23 AM
I put one on a stump behind my house a few years ago.....now there is just a hole where the old stump used to be! Sometimes it takes awhile for the deer to find them and sometimes there are so many people putting them out, the deer pick a few that are in cover and only use them.
CarolinaCatter
05-27-2006, 09:47 PM
Usually, deer use these blocks in the summer months. After or during fall, there is so much other food available with good nutrients, such as white oak acorns. I have put several of these blocks out over the years. Only once have I ever seen a deer come and actually lick on it.
derbycitycatman
05-27-2006, 09:57 PM
Ive never cared for the plain mineral blocks, I know others that swear by them. When I used them I liked plain old salt blocks, there was always fresh tracks around them.
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