NEVER Use Deer Corn Again — Try This Old HUNTER Trick

📘 Get The Wendell's Deer Book here → https://wendellcoffey.com/deer Four things off a feed store shelf, about thirty dollars, and it made six sites. The deer were on all three inside twenty four hours, on ground nobody had walked in over nine months. But the part that decides whether it works isn't in the bucket at all, and it isn't an ingredient. It's the eighth piece, and it's at 14:20. I spent thirty years as a wildlife officer in these districts and seven years before that behind a gun counter, where I sold the bagged version of this and knew what the spiff on it was. That's in here too. The whole mix, plain: Two parts salt. One part dicalcium phosphate, or show cattle feed with calcium and phosphorus up the tag. Two boxes of Jell-O. Mixed dry in a bucket. I wrote down what I know in The America That Hunted. There's a number in it for what a season cost a working man in 1961 against what it costs now, and it isn't the one you'd guess. Link's below and Caleb put a code on the screen. Tell me down in the comments — what did your daddy put out, before any of it came in a bag? What's the mix where you hunt, and who handed it to you? And who told you to spread it instead of pile it? Somebody did, and I'd like his name. The one that gets the most comments is the one I go deep on next.