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just got a bottle of c'mere deer 32 oz. Going to put it in a 1 gal spray can. How much do you put in 1 gal.

dagreb wrote:just got a bottle of c'mere deer 32 oz. Going to put it in a 1 gal spray can. How much do you put in 1 gal.

Call or PM Wingman...he is somewhat of an expert in mixtures from his agriculture background. Heck he might even come out ans show you how to do it and what plants "take" the bait better than others

get you some primos deer droppings to go along with it

Heard that stuff is the $#!+ .........

Works great , ain't y'all seen the commercials ?????

dont waste your money on that crap

just got a bottle of c'mere deer 32 oz. Going to put it in a 1 gal spray can. How much do you put in 1 gal.

Really???

Had some... didn't work worth a crap.... As far as the powder goes.... Buy a bag of rice bran... That's what the powder mostly consists of... Be a helluva lot cheaper.

Rice bran is illegal also.

It's not illegal to feed deer in Mississippi............It's illegal to hunt over bait in Mississippi.

Here's the facts:

Pelletized ration in feeders: Oct 1 - Nov 30
Corn: Dec 1 - end of Feb


Salt/mineral stations, blocks and/or licks may be established. These stations, block, and/or licks may not contain any corn or grain products.

That makes a bucket/barrel of rice bran illegal.

IV. This Regulation Does Not Apply To:
• Food plots, standing crops, grain crops properly shucked on the field where grown, or grains found scattered solely as the result of normal agricultural planting or harvesting.
• Lands where shelled, shucked, or unshucked corn, wheat or other grain, salt, or other feed has been distributed or scattered as the result of bona fide agricultural operations or procedures, or as a result of manipulation of a crop or other feed on the land where grown for wildlife management purposes. Manipulation of crops or other feed for wildlife management purposes does not include the adding, distributing, or scattering of grain or other feed (i.e., sweet potatoes, turnips, etc.) once it has been removed from or stored on the field where grown.
• Feeders within the curtilage of the home or business. ((Curtilage of the home or business" means the area encompassing the grounds immediately surrounding any business, home, or group of homes used in the activities of domestic life, and may or may not be enclosed by a fence or other barrier. However, wild animals may not be hunted or taken over any feeder within the curtilage of a home or business.• Licensed trappers trapping furbearers or nuisance animals with the aid of lure as provided by Miss. Code Ann. §49-7-33 and Public Notice LE2-3779 (Nuisance Animal Regulations).
• Persons lawfully permitted to hunt or trap game animals, furbearers, nuisance animals, or game birds by a ((depredation permit" set forth in Miss. Code Ann. §49-1-39 as issued by the MDWFP.



Put a covered feeder in your yard and pour rice bran in it. Legal to feed deer in Mississippi.