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Big Ben

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Wanted to try this stuff out on a new spot I just setup about a mile south of the box blind. No monster bucks so far on camera. One wide tall 6 point with potential and a smaller 6 and one spike. As was at the box blind a ton of antlerless visit. 90 pictures in 2 days from noon on Monday until noon today. I guess that Big & J good enough to fight over. I bet these girls put on a show.

 
I was hunting one morning and had a group of doe,s come in about 25 yards away.The two big doe,s rared up like that and went at it.You could hear them knocking the heck out of each other went on for about maybe 8 to 10 minutes.It was fun to watch them.
 
ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER":1v507vuf said:
It probably has nothing to do with the big and j

If you could see the ground where I poured it out you may think differant. Look like hogs had been rooting. FWIW this is the first time i ever bought or tried this stuff and do not work for the company.
As far as what is in it some differant types of grain and soy bean oil. Smell's to high heaven.. :rotf: advertised as a long range attractant. I wouldn't want to be sitting downwind of it very long. :lol:

List of stuff in Big & J
Processed Grain by products
Grain Products
refined soy bean oil
Some other mineral type stuff
 
Re: Big & J

I've tried big and I and honestly deer cane works just as good or better where I hunt. Different deer like different stuff imo


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I've tried it and my deer will not touch it.

I have heard many reports that deer love it, but just as many if not more that deer will not touch it. It literally rotted on the ground. The coons would not even eat it. Of course you can't hunt over it here, so I had to clean it up. This was 2 seasons ago and I have not purchased another bag since.
 
Bone Collector":5vw1tzit said:
I've tried it and my deer will not touch it.

I have heard many reports that deer love it, but just as many if not more that deer will not touch it. It literally rotted on the ground. The coons would not even eat it. Of course you can't hunt over it here, so I had to clean it up. This was 2 seasons ago and I have not purchased another bag since.

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Bone Collector":wg9rkzud said:
I've tried it and my deer will not touch it.

I have heard many reports that deer love it, but just as many if not more that deer will not touch it. It literally rotted on the ground. The coons would not even eat it. Of course you can't hunt over it here, so I had to clean it up. This was 2 seasons ago and I have not purchased another bag since.

Exact same thing happened when I put it out


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I tried Big and J behind house on our pet deer and they wouldn't touch it. BTW that stuff is not a mineral so anyone using it during hunting season can get a ticket for baiting.
 
I have used it for years with great success. As stated in a previous post, after it has been consumed, the area looks like hogs have been rooting. Have not had the same success with the block. I always mix it with corn.
 

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