hesse
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Okay guys looking for recommendations for minerals that aren't just salt have a good amount of phosphorus and calcium in them anybody got any recommendations
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Deer mineral
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Are you looking for food plot ideas or bag food. Food plots BioLogic or Whitetail Institute. Bag food, Purina Deer Chow, midwest sweet feed and corn mixed. For the new yearling, crushed corn, no whole corn. Hope this helps. 
Rick Richard
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Whatever I can find at Tractor Supply.
hesse
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Where I hunt we found out that we are very low in phosphorus and calcium. Which is what most of the horns are mad of so I need some mineral that is high in those or if I am going to have to make my own
Take a look at the different salt blocks. I also use a block that helps with fly control. Straight salt is not good for them. Blocks for horses, goats etc... read the percentage, you should be able to find something.
I use LUCKY BUCK in all my mineral sites three times a year it also comes with a guarantee,your money back if you do not see larger antlers.
hesse
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No I am looking for something with calcium and phosphorus Because the ground is very low in those minerals
birddog 68
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This ^^^. Lucky Buck checks all the boxes and is the answer.
Bucklowery
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Trace minerals in a bag at your local co-op or cattle feed store
Thanks
Buck
Thanks
Buck
Your local feed mill should be able to help you.
VALKYRIETP
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Check out QDMA minerals for whitetails (google it)mineral blocks are not the best way for deer to get the minerals they need. For the last 20+ years I have been using a recipe that I got from QDMA. 2, 50 pound bags of trace minerals a 50 pound bag of Dical-phosphate and a 50 pound bag of stock salt mixed.
For a couple of years I was going through 400 pounds of the mix yearly
along Minnesota's North Shore of Lake Superior.
My post from a couple years back
T.P.
For a couple of years I was going through 400 pounds of the mix yearly
along Minnesota's North Shore of Lake Superior.
My post from a couple years back
T.P.
59FLH
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1 Di-Cal, 2 Trace Mineral, 1 Salt,
Sugar Kool-Aid or Molasses if you need an attractant.
Don't expect results for the 1st few years, like nature it takes time
Sugar Kool-Aid or Molasses if you need an attractant.
Don't expect results for the 1st few years, like nature it takes time
59FLH
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Oh! And dont forget, kill the coyotes
