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My wife and I just had a baby this week so I have spent a lot of time watching hunting shows late at night and have been seeing more and more on come here deer and acorn rage lately. Acorn rage has a new prod called fusion thats a hard candy material that last for up to five weeks. These concepts seem like they work does anyone have any experience with these or success stories. I have used the deer cane before and had good results with it once they find it but someitmes it takes a while.-

I tried acorn rage last hunting season and the deer did not touch it. Maybe the deer were not used to it.

crosshair wrote:I tried acorn rage last hunting season and the deer did not touch it. Maybe the deer were not used to it.

coons love it, for deer I watched a camera all last season that I had placed near the acorn and the deer would not even taste it but they sure hit the tater salad

CONGRATS on the baby! That's great, we are having a boy in October and I cant wait.
I'm planning on using come here deer this year. I watched a show that was filmed on one the MS river islands and they ate it up.....of course it might end up like my first TX hunt....180 degrees from what you see on TV...although you do see dozens of deer standing on the side of the road at night

I had the same result with the acorn rage. Deer walked around it and it stayed in a pile until I quit hunting the spot. No effect. If it had been mixed with some corn it would have worked!!!

last year the rage worked like a charm for me... it didnt matter where i put it the deer tore it up. when it was on the ground they ate into the ground and when i put it on a stump they ate half the stump.. tremendous stuff..

real acorns off of the oaks where I hunt do a hell of a lot better job for me, the deer are already tearing em up, I picked up a coffee can full of em and piled them in front of the camera, and they were gone over night

Killzone is right... me and him put it out at our place and they tore it to stumps and the ground to pieces and are even coming back to the same spots this year without having put any out yet.... may be because we have a lot of soybeans around us and that is mainly what this stuff is

FYI, it's illegal this year.

Wingman wrote:FYI, it's illegal this year.

Wingman wrote:FYI, it's illegal this year.

Can you link me to where it says it is illegal? So i can be for sure on this

hes the warden, i sure hope he knows the rules

Isnt it pretty much invisible. How could it be proven that this is what you put out, or that it wasnt put out 1 or 2 years ago?

I mean im not trying to be an @$$ by no means im just having a little curiosity run through my head right now....So how come if all these attractants are illegal to hunt over the Wildgame Innovations-Weekend Success (http://www.wildgameinnovations.com/prod ... ccess.html) can be sold in the state of Mississippi, cause this seems like its kind of promoting hunting over this stuff...