Buck Grub Anyone???

[VTbowman]

I am having increased interest in this product seeing it used on several different shows lately.
Just wondering if any of our memebers here has any experience with it.
Pro's and Con's please.
Oh and if it has ANY amount of Salt in it?
Can't use products (legally) in Vermont if it contains salt.
Thanks!

[MUDRUNNER]

I HAVE USED IT IN ILLINOIS IN THE PAST WITH GREAT RESULTS.THE DNR HAS OUTLAWED FEEDING DEER HERE BECUASE OF CWD,SO I DIDNT BUY ANY THIS YEAR.I MIXED MINE WITH CORN AND NEVER HAD PILE LAST LONGER THAN A WEEK.

[VTbowman]

Anyone else use this stuff. It seems pretty popular on the TV shows... LOL
Just wanting real opinions, not ads for the stuff..
Thanks!

[RyanH]

I used it! 1st time i used it! I had awesome results! Sedond time i used it not so good!!! SO im not sure!

[Finn]

Buck Grub would get pretty expensive to use. We can bait in Wis and put out 2 gallons of whole corn each day. That would be about $10 per day. Whole corn is about $7 per hundred pounds....Buck Grub about $1 per pound.

I'd go broke using it unless you only have to put it out the day you hunt. Can't see the deer swarming the day you pour it out.

Just my .02

[BowtechTurkeyHunter]

You mean turkey grub its what we got when we put it out ... not sure if any deer even saw it before the turkeys tore into it ...

[RangerClay]

I asked about this a month ago. I too felt that it was very expensive. I tried using whole corn from my local feed store and the deer went ga-ga over it. Be sure not to buy bags labeled "deer corn" it is often corn that is not good enough for cattle. You don't want to give that to your deer. I pay $5 for a 50# bag of whole corn and that will last me 3-5 days. Good luck

Ranger