DIY BUCK JAM Wild Berry...Amazing Deer Attractant
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Make your Own $2-$3 dollar Buck Jam, deer attractant, Wild berry Flavor. No need to buy in stores, easy recipe, Amazing results.
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honestly I feel your channel does not get nearly the credit or subscribership it deserves. your vids and recipes are great
I appreciate that! hopefully one day it will catch on....spread the word...
@@NBWildman I have and do :-)
Something that is overlooked a lot by people is introducing new things to deer. Anytime I have tried to put something new out to the deer, they either stay away from it or it takes them forever to come around it. The best thing to do is find things like in the area gather it relocate to a spot. I gather up white oak acorns from an area 1/2 mile or so from where I hunt. And scatter them around within shooting distance at my hunt location. It's more natural and it's not something unfamiliar to the deer. They are used to seeing acorns.
good tip, couldn't agree more
Great vid! Deer LOVE sweet stuff. I used persimmon Buck Jam in a northern state with NO persimmons and they TORE IT up! Pour it over homemade mineral mix sites. It works amazingly well!
nice!! thanks for watching
this buck jam and your deer block the only 2 things i use they work awesome
They are great !! thanks for sharing,
Just wanted to say I’ve experimented with the wild berry, apple and molasses attractants at different locations and all of them work great. The deer are just eating a whole right in the ground. Hopes are very high this upcoming season!!
That's Great !! Glad they are working out for you, good luck this season, let us know how you do..
Within 24 hours three deer visiting my site. This really works.
Great..glad it's working out for you...what area?
NBWildman INDIANA USA
Thanks again for all the helpful information your the man
Sodium carbonate...we use it for making our own laundry detergent...got recipe from a friend and then found one online. Better than and cheaper than name brand names.
absolutely!!
I like it WILDMAN .....I will be making it Thanks
Very cool! 👍😁
thank you, and thanks for watching
Got to try this and your deer cain.
You won't be sorry, if there are any deer in the area your get a look at em, this and the cain is a great 1-2 punch
Enjoy your channel very much new subscriber!
Great!! thanks for watching...
I will definitely try some of your recipes here near New Berlin, TX at the Amistad Ranch and let you know how it works.
Sounds great!
Pretty good share man. I also try to make diffrent goodies for the animals. I believe this would be a good one. Thanks for sharing.
No Problem, and thank you for watching
Try buying "Redmond Fine 10" $11 for 50lbs of grinded trophy rock. Literally the same stuff but a much better salt supplement
Thanks again for another great how-to video. Do you use this near the mineral block you make or do you put them in separate areas?
I use this very close to a trophy rock or the home made "deer cane" i make, i just try and find a stump or rotting log for this, and i've even moved a log into the are if necessary.
Great Video!
Thanks, glad you liked it....and thanks for watching...
Good video
Glad you enjoyed
Thank you for the good video sir. Do you have any tricks to keep the jello from coming out of solution? Mine keeps separating and collecting on the top.
if you use warmer water it tends not to congeal as much
Looked for the hunting salt at our Canadian tire they don’t carry i5 I guess! So table salt it is!
or regular road salt will work as well.
CARAMEL APPLE COATALL from Happy Herd. Do you know how to make it or any other flavors?
I'm from Manitoba. Love the videos! I'm just curious of legalalitys of using this ? As long as there's no trace of it when you hunt it's fine ?
not yet illegal to bait in NB so, we are free to use what we like, you would have to look into it on your end, i know in places you are allowed to put out stuff pre season, just not in the hunt
@@NBWildman check out the laws in Michigan you need a collage degree to understand the laws in lower Michigan baiting is legal in upper Michigan for now
Crazy, i know even how different they can be in places very close together, I live only 5 miles or so from Maine and it's illegal to bait there, but salt is ok some of the time i guess...
@@NBWildman dnr owns the deer
Kelly Belanger Funny you say that I live in NY. A few years ago I was going coyote hunting. I read the hunting syllabus each time I read it the more confused I was. I’m just a 12th grade educated construction worker. Good friend of mine has multiple college degrees he was over the house I asked him to read it. He’s reading for awhile l’m thinking he reads faster than me what’s taking so long. He looks at me and says I have no idea what the hell is legal and what’s not. He said different parts contradicts other parts. 5 years ago or so opening day of deer season bow getting in my car DEC pulls up behind me. He asked me what the hell I was doing I said it’s opening day I’m hunting. He said no it’s next weekend. Thank god i had my hunting syllabus with me, it had 2 different days listed for opening day in it. He couldn’t believe it he said he knew I was hunting and was going to ticket me. Every year it gets more confusing. I have a lifetime hunting for 15 years now only 2 I’ve gotten it in the mail this year it came 3 weeks late. When I try and get a replacement they try charging me $15 for a lost license it’s a nightmare.
Hi! I was wondering, why using sodium (mono)carbonate, since it is NOT an alimentary product (the consumption should be avoided)? On the other hand, a sodium bicarbonate is safe for consumption.
I couldn't find the syrups you mentioned fructose corn syrup or livestock molasses. So I bought the store brands corn syrup and molasses both were about $2.00. I did find boirock salt granules at WMt. In the sporting goods for $8.88 for a 10lb bag. Hopefully it will work. Fructopia nowhere to be found.
I couldnt find any High Fructose corn syrup either. I just used pancake syrup and see what will happen. I also just used concentrate fruit juice. I will let you know if i have any luck with it.
@@jamesamrein8298 I had a large pack of blueberry jello used it, but couldn't find fructopia concentrate so used I used 12oz apple concentrate. I poured it on a stump and camera about 20ft away. Will let you know what I find in a week or so.
wow, i thought this was all common items, i guess it all depends on where you live...good luck, let us know how you do.
James Amrein James Amrein Karo syrup the clear kind. At Walmart and about every grocery store I have been to in the USA.
NBWildman Brand is called karo syrup.
Can I put this out mid season and it still be effective? Have you ever tried mixing it with corn to coat the corn with the attractant
should still work mid season, i don't mix with corn as it draws black bears here...
Question how often would you refresh your spot with this mix
I put about a cup of flour and salt in mine !
Have you ever tried to make a persimmon flavor?
Have u seen bear and moose coming into this as well?
Can you put this on corn?
Cant find high fructose corn syrup. Will pancake syrup be ok?
hmmm high fructose corn syrup should be at every grocery store, i wouldn't use pancake syrup, it will throw off the fruity scent, but you never know...it might be better. lol
On the apple does regular sugar work or soes icing sug make different consistency
I like the consistency of the icing sugar personally,
Should still be good for bear
yes, i would say so for sure...
How long can you keep this?
And does it need to be refrigerate?
in a sealed container, should last for a long time, i don't see the need to refrigerate...
@@NBWildman thank you
Whats the best attractant u can buy?
If you wanna pony up the dough....nothing brings in deer like a good old fashioned trophy rock
Lite.Skillz Buy a doe in estrous and chain her to a tree😎😎😎😎😎
Once you have done your first batch, when do you replenish it?
I try and re-fresh at least once a month...depending on how many deer are using a site.
NBWildman that you.
I would like to try this without the sodium carbonate. Is there a legit reason to add it to it?
it's a natural ingredient found in most of the commercial deer attractant products. so i added some into the recipe and it seems to work very well.
Would this attract raccoon as well?
I suspect it will...but if you want to target raccoon i would add in some vanilla extract
Awesome I'll give that a shot. Thank you
Is there a recipe for this with no salt
Yes it’s called make the same recipe and leave out the salt
@@17landry no crap but sometimes things don’t jive well or other ingredients are needed
@@17landry "Yes it’s called make the same recipe and leave out the salt" HAHAHAHAHA I literally LOL!!!!!!!
Are you sure sodium carbonate is safe for deer
the ingredients lists on almost all commercial deer attractant list sodium carbonate as one of the main ones...
@@NBWildman that's why we have sick deer every where we all think we know what is healthy for deer
@@NBWildman look what people are making synthetic scents out of millions if people squirting unknown chemicals all over the environment
@@NBWildman I make a Apple sauce with brown sugar in it and black oil sunflower seeds in it deer leave every thing else cause they want sunflower seeds
nice, i'm sure your deer love it,
How long in advanced can this be made? I am assuming the sodium carbonate and sodium chloride act somewhat as a preservative.
I don't make it to long in advance, but i can't see why it couldn't be. i think as long as it was kept in a coolish spot it would be fine