Recently a co-worker at another plant, who also hunts East Texas highly endorsed Mayhaw Madness as an attractant. I've used others in the past, with mixed results, such as Acorn Rage, BB2, and Deer Cane to name a few. I've even used Koolaid mix.
I don't think I've ever seen anything work so well as an all out mammal repellant as this though. Over the course of a weekend I put out 2 bags at my 2 spots and at a hog trap. That was maybe 2 months ago. Before then, there weren't a lot of deer; but some. They were even going into my 32" tall feeder pens' yes in East Texas. As well as into my round hog trap with 48" tall cattle panels. Since that weekend there hasn't been hardly an animal day or night. Just fat squirrels and birds eating the corn.
Out of a desire to punish myself a little more I tried out the last bag of it this week. I hand spread some corn too. Nothing touched the Mayhaw Madness, or the corn that was mixed into it. Didn't even root around it. The corn that wasn't near it was mostly gone. With luck there'll be a little action in 2 weeks.
I don't think I've ever seen anything work so well as an all out mammal repellant as this though. Over the course of a weekend I put out 2 bags at my 2 spots and at a hog trap. That was maybe 2 months ago. Before then, there weren't a lot of deer; but some. They were even going into my 32" tall feeder pens' yes in East Texas. As well as into my round hog trap with 48" tall cattle panels. Since that weekend there hasn't been hardly an animal day or night. Just fat squirrels and birds eating the corn.
Out of a desire to punish myself a little more I tried out the last bag of it this week. I hand spread some corn too. Nothing touched the Mayhaw Madness, or the corn that was mixed into it. Didn't even root around it. The corn that wasn't near it was mostly gone. With luck there'll be a little action in 2 weeks.
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