EVOLVED HABITATS BUCK JAM INSTANT MINERAL LICK 1 GALLON

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EVOLVED HABITATS BUCK JAM INSTANT MINERAL LICK 1 GALLON

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Article number: EVL-EVO41304
Availability: In stock

We crammed everything we could into Buck Jam® for a jam-packed mineral site. It's got savory flavor profiles deer crave, but more importantly, it's got vital minerals they need.

  • Liquid mineral enhanced with irresistible acorn flavor
  • Draws deer in and keeps them coming back
  • Establish or maintain active mineral sites quickly and easily
  • Works year-round
  • Incredibly long lasting
  • Leaches deep into any substrate
  • Begins working immediately upon application
  • Ready to use; no mixing required
  • Super dense mineral concentration

Site Selection Tips

  • Select a shaded area near active deer crossings
  • Sandy soils will leach minerals sooner than heavy clay-type soils
  • Allow for a total site diameter of 10 feet
  • Create two sites per 100 acres

Directions For Use

  1. Clear all debris in a 4-foot diameter
  2. Loosen soil once area has been cleared
  3. Pour liquid directly onto site

Seasonal Activity

Minerals can help pattern deer year-round, but bucks and does consume different amounts seasonally depending on their needs.

Early Spring: Mineral consumption is high due to does carrying fawns and bucks seeking out minerals to grow new antlers.

Spring: Mineral consumption remains high while does nurse fawns and bucks continue antler development.

Summer: Deer consume minerals as needed for improved overall health, including healthy digestion. Bucks reach final antler growth potential during this time.

Fall: During the rut, does consume more minerals and bucks consume fewer. However, rutting bucks will seek out mineral sites in search of does who have visited the site.

Winter: Mineral consumption aids in preparing the herd for the cold months ahead.


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