DIY $2.00 Buck Jam Molasses Deer Attractant

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  • @kelleenmurray1689
    @kelleenmurray1689 4 года назад +19

    Good that you include ur son n on your homemade jam,something he'll remember rest of his life

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +2

      for sure, he's my go to guy...

  • @davethompson3252
    @davethompson3252 4 года назад +8

    I love how you work with your son. You treat him with respect and pretty much trust him to do it well. I have a hard time not grabbing things from my girls and helping too much.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +5

      We do our best, he's my right hand man, i figure the more of this he does the less of some other things down the road...or at least i hope.

    • @stormcrow7698
      @stormcrow7698 4 года назад +4

      I agree. I'm 37 with an 8yr old boy and 13 yr old girl. Daddy worked with us and I work with mine. As much as I can get them away from technology anyway.

  • @susanlucas659
    @susanlucas659 4 года назад +5

    Your son is adorable! He's definitely your "mini-me".

  • @Subarubruce
    @Subarubruce 3 года назад +2

    My first time watching your videos. Love the fact that your son helped put this all together. He seems pretty sharp too. I was literally smiling thru the entire video. Great job Dad, you should be proud.
    New subscriber here.
    Thanks for the video

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад +1

      Thanks for the sub! glad you enjoyed the vid. yes he is my main man. makes it well worth the extra time spent to see him smile

  • @littleshopintheshed
    @littleshopintheshed 3 года назад +3

    Great helper you got there! If that was me at his age, that molasses would have been all over me. I still get it everywhere!!
    Thanks for sharing, we will definitely try this out.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад

      Thanks 👍, he is my main man

  • @myhemi392
    @myhemi392 4 года назад +1

    Glad I found your channel and I'm definitely a subscriber. Just started getting ready to get my food plot in here in Cape Breton and I will be trying out your homemade recipes for sure. Thanks for all your tips and advice and good luck on the 2020 hunting season.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      Thanks, glad your on board, i have 5 deer sights out now and starting to see some action...

  • @goodwater2020
    @goodwater2020 4 года назад +3

    Little Dude is good helper! Thanks 4 tips Bud

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      Yes indeed, He's my number one hunting / trapping partner...

  • @chucksmith5002
    @chucksmith5002 4 года назад +2

    Going to try this . Thanks and you have a good helper also .

  • @teacheng3795
    @teacheng3795 Год назад +1

    Another great idea, thank you. Best wishes again from Australia and glad I subbed!

  • @Rspri10104
    @Rspri10104 4 года назад +2

    Thanks for sharing. You have a very good assistant, he did a excellent.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      Thanks, he's my "go to" guy for all things "wild" start em young, you'll never regret it...

  • @williamsmiley7059
    @williamsmiley7059 Год назад

    That is so cool you got your son helping you like that I like to see that 😀

  • @mottom2033
    @mottom2033 Год назад +1

    You should be proud of yourself. What an amazing young man ! Oh thanks for the tip! I’ll will be making some before apples get here.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  Год назад +1

      thanks, He is the best hunting partner a guy could ask for....gl

  • @manchapkarm3626
    @manchapkarm3626 4 года назад +1

    Tried this in the UK quite good stuff Thank you

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      your welcome, and thanks for watching the channel

  • @evangilks8209
    @evangilks8209 4 года назад +1

    I have used molasses for years. Love this recipe. I funnel my 5 gallon pail of feed molasses into 4 liter water jugs. This makes it a little easier to handle. Love the channel, keep up the good work.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      Thanks, great suggestion, and thanks for watching

  • @DarthTopher1989
    @DarthTopher1989 5 лет назад +1

    Going to have to try this for sure!

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  5 лет назад

      you won't be sorry, it's a great mix

  • @dwaynedemerchant9446
    @dwaynedemerchant9446 4 года назад +2

    Just wanted to say thank you for all the cool video's.. Hope to see ya at the feed store in Hartland someday for a friendly chat about hunting and trapping ...

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      Looking forward to it.....

  • @nbsledders
    @nbsledders 4 года назад +3

    thats wild! im gonna have to give it a try!

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      you won't be sorry....put in on a rotten stump and camera it...

  • @BRo-qx4xm
    @BRo-qx4xm 4 года назад +2

    Awesome dad your son is very well taught! I’m going to try some different food sources other then corn. I’m gonna try this out and some others I looked up on RUclips

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      thanks, you will like this stuff easy to make and works great, better to put on a stump rather than on the ground

  • @ronmacdougall9612
    @ronmacdougall9612 2 года назад +3

    Your son is so cool learning,good vid chief.

    • @ronmacdougall9612
      @ronmacdougall9612 2 года назад

      Where to get the molasses

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  2 года назад

      i get mine at the feed store in Hartland NB

  • @tuckerlockhart4524
    @tuckerlockhart4524 2 года назад +1

    These videos are so helpful

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  2 года назад

      thanks, glad you like them

  • @basshuntet607
    @basshuntet607 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video!

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      your welcome...and thanks for watching...

  • @cowtownokla
    @cowtownokla 2 года назад +2

    Fantastic helper!

  • @themegasexybasterd
    @themegasexybasterd 3 года назад +3

    Please use a milk jug or some other food container. The plastic 1st off has "PBAs" and 2nd it still retained the window wash chemicals no mater how good u wash it. Thanks for the vid.! And ur helper did a GREAT job!

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад

      Thanks for the tips!

  • @jasonjohnson1845
    @jasonjohnson1845 2 года назад +1

    Thanks for the video gonna try it

  • @DoctorColg8
    @DoctorColg8 3 года назад +1

    An empty 2 QT creamer bottle (Dunkin Donut original) works great for this mix, or many things like water storage. They are squared so store well together, easy to hold, large mouth for ease of filling, and very good easy-resealable non-leaking flip top lid.
    Also, using a glass mixing cup allows you to warm the molasses in the micro (slightly)... mixes better. Keep a small bowl to catch drips after/when pouring.
    Love the repurposed funnel system.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад

      Thanks for sharing!!

  • @thomascacioppo461
    @thomascacioppo461 3 года назад +2

    Im pouring this over my pancakes!!.....I used to dump a pile of cracked corn near my stand. id watch bucks and does take just a few bites and move on. A friend reminded me deer are browsers. there for they wouldn't stay long. as if they were afraid to stay too long. I followed his advice by mixing molasses and cracked corn in a 5gal. bucket. then shake and spread it all over my stand area. Make them smell it out and dig under leaves.They were then "browsing" for there meal.I could tell they were more relaxed.I think they could tell the piles were fake so they would just take a few bites and walk on.When spreading on forest floor I could see up to 20 deer around me and some would even fight others for the good stuff.20 yrs of hunting and never seen a fight till I did this.A 12 pt. and 10pointer fought so aggressively they both left bleeding. And the very next day 2 does boxed it out for at least 10min. Just wanted to share this. Good job with your helper. he has so many memories coming to him. And you also.Thank you.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад +1

      hey, Great story, thanks so much for sharing, and congrats on seeing some beauty deer. my helper is my "reason" thanks for watching and have a happy new year

  • @camofeet
    @camofeet 2 года назад +1

    Great video. Great helper.

  • @luckynorm100
    @luckynorm100 2 года назад +1

    Nice love video looks like you got a good helper also

  • @ledziandavid5611
    @ledziandavid5611 3 года назад +1

    You have a great helper there

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад +1

      sure do, he's the best !!

  • @mikemason4758
    @mikemason4758 4 года назад +2

    Great team!

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +2

      ..and I hope we stay that way for years to come, start them early into the outdoors...less problems down the road i hope...

  • @Ethan-hb8ui
    @Ethan-hb8ui 3 года назад +1

    That’s a nice buck. Molasses has always been a secret weapon.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад +1

      here too, if you can keep the bears out

    • @Ethan-hb8ui
      @Ethan-hb8ui 3 года назад

      NBWildman I’m from North Carolina. It’s rare to see bear in these parts

  • @timparker1779
    @timparker1779 3 года назад +1

    Wow I made this last week and put it out. I had 6 does going crazy over it on my cam the next night. I am going to make the apple next. THANKS

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад

      That is awesome!

    • @timparker1779
      @timparker1779 3 года назад

      I got a doe yesterday. Came right in to where soaked a old stump with this jam

  • @razorbak6783
    @razorbak6783 2 года назад +4

    1st time ever seeing your video and channel....30 seconds in I subbed due to the fact of you involving little NBWildman....good work dad ;-)

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  2 года назад +1

      Awesome! Thank you! he is my #1 and if he learns some of this...maybe he stays away from some of that...:)

    • @razorbak6783
      @razorbak6783 2 года назад

      @@NBWildman Exactly....if you teach your kids how to hunt you never have to hunt for them ;-)

  • @AngryPeasants
    @AngryPeasants Год назад

    good job little dude

  • @independentthinker8930
    @independentthinker8930 4 года назад +5

    Got a fine helper there!

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +2

      I sure do...he's my helper now at 8 and with any luck because of that.... at 18 as well....

    • @independentthinker8930
      @independentthinker8930 4 года назад +1

      @@NBWildman enjoy it, they grow up way to fast

  • @bowhuntingleprechaun5268
    @bowhuntingleprechaun5268 4 года назад +2

    I loved watching you include the kid so much and great video

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      Glad you enjoyed it!, Elliot is my wing man, hopefully including him in all of this will help him stay interested in these types of things and not some other not so good hobbies

  • @jcunningham2rcr
    @jcunningham2rcr 4 года назад +2

    Thank you for this, I’m not far from you at all and just starting out, can use all the tips I can get lol

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      No Problem...where are you from?

    • @jcunningham2rcr
      @jcunningham2rcr 4 года назад

      @@NBWildman in Oromocto, think it's about a little more than an hours drive to Hartland. Been there once, real nice there.

    • @gorila1958
      @gorila1958 4 года назад +1

      I'm with ya on the just starting out thing . Im heading out to deer stand for a hunt. See if I tag out with my Bow.
      I'm certainly gonna give this a try if not this year for sure next time. Good luck to ya !

  • @rhys5567
    @rhys5567 3 года назад +1

    Sweetest boy. Well done.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад

      thanks...he's my man.

  • @DoctorColg8
    @DoctorColg8 3 года назад +1

    Hello Elliot. Love your moniker... Wild Man Junior
    Keep on learnin dudeski

  • @CoffeyOutdoors
    @CoffeyOutdoors 5 лет назад +1

    Very nice. I only put out minerals. Trophy Rock is what we use

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  5 лет назад +1

      i almost always add a trophy rock or jurassic rock to my sites, but i also always add a little something that soaks into the ground.

  • @jonathanrogers2157
    @jonathanrogers2157 4 года назад +1

    Nice video go little man

  • @paulshearer5960
    @paulshearer5960 3 года назад +1

    I like to add vanilla and corn syrup with it... and cornstarch to make it a bit thicker...

  • @chriskourlos4407
    @chriskourlos4407 Год назад +1

    Your son is soo smart. He is your retirement fund. Great job son.

  • @Coyotes254
    @Coyotes254 4 года назад +4

    Put your minerals or food on a stump... not the ground. Stumps do not contain CWD prions, but the ground does.

  • @davecee1942
    @davecee1942 2 года назад +1

    Love the videos. Also love the fact that you include your helper. :-) Question...what is the brand of the molasses that you used? The price seemed to be crazy cheap and I haven't been able to find any at the price point you mentioned. Thx

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  2 года назад

      it's feed molasses, buy it in bulk from a grain store...no brand name...they have about three ton in storage and sell it by the kg

  • @wernerpanchenko6542
    @wernerpanchenko6542 7 месяцев назад

    I don't hunt anymore but have a few acres 5 love to watch them feed

  • @josephhcondo7281
    @josephhcondo7281 5 лет назад +3

    I do the same but instead of flour i use baking soda "sodium bicarbonate" and lil sugar to add thickness

    • @josephhcondo7281
      @josephhcondo7281 5 лет назад +2

      Deer love it.. with the baking soda...they tear up the ground for it.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  5 лет назад

      @@josephhcondo7281 sounds good, they do the same here.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  5 лет назад

      cool, i will try a batch like this and see how it goes

  • @SuperDooDoo93
    @SuperDooDoo93 2 года назад

    Could I substitute corn syrup for the molasses?

  • @joelira4014
    @joelira4014 2 года назад +1

    Hey Wildman love all of your videos was just wondering if you can use liquid molasses that you can buy at the grocery store or does it have to be from a feed store? Is there a difference?

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  2 года назад +3

      Only the price !! i buy feed molasses because it's way cheaper, but fancy molasses works just fine...

  • @willardjones8171
    @willardjones8171 4 года назад +1

    All you got to do is Adler Crush mineral block then you're good I'm going to try that stuff tomorrow and I'll give you a feedback on it

  • @bradgordon5912
    @bradgordon5912 3 года назад +1

    really nice video and loved your future hunter helping. will try this out, how can you lose with $2.00. first video of yours that I've seen.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад

      Thanks for watching!

  • @butchwhite8015
    @butchwhite8015 Год назад

    I've used Pure Vanilla in it too.........does it help? I dunno.........

  • @Saydiddly
    @Saydiddly 2 года назад +2

    Good father. Patient, and not sweating the small stuff!

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  2 года назад +1

      thanks, everybody needs to learn...

    • @mikfleet88
      @mikfleet88 Год назад

      The wonderful child stole the show. I will try this recipe Thank you.

  • @Lalonde79
    @Lalonde79 4 года назад +2

    Have you tried putting a spout on the bucket? Looking at doing thr same set up as you but looking fir an easier method

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      no, i was using my bear bait molasses, i usually get my molasses in a water cooler jug to make it easier to pour, but i just used what i had for the video. where i am they will fill just about any container.

  • @bengrosz3837
    @bengrosz3837 Год назад

    What does the flour do?

  • @jeremymaendel5846
    @jeremymaendel5846 Год назад

    Can you please do a DIY video on bear magnet?

  • @michaelheffernan4283
    @michaelheffernan4283 4 года назад +1

    Great video 👍🏻. Do you find that the molasses jam works better than the apple jam that you make?

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      depends a lot on the area, apple is always good and works everywhere, the molasses is great in areas where there are fewer bears, they won't stay cause there is no food, but if you get a lot of bear traffic the deer traffic will slow...

  • @mississippihuas
    @mississippihuas 2 года назад +1

    I gotta see if I can get that molasses in the states

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  2 года назад

      it's feed molasses...i would think any grain store would have it in bulk

  • @timnanderson428
    @timnanderson428 2 года назад +3

    Can you use trace mineral salt in place of regular table salt

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  2 года назад

      absolutely. great idea

  • @mario6304
    @mario6304 4 года назад +2

    Hey just wanted to let you know I tried and just harvested a small 8 with it

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      GREAT!!!! glad it worked out for ya.

  • @frankspivey3920
    @frankspivey3920 Год назад

    Give the measurements cups

  • @354Texxx
    @354Texxx 4 года назад +3

    Just watched a video for doing salt blocks on tree stumps.....vice on the ground due to EHD (meant CWD) originating in the soil?? I think if that's the case, it might be worth exploring alternative methods for your deer attractant to keep from perpetuating CWD. What are your thoughts? (just noticed a similar comment from J Weyandt)

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      Yes I often use a stump or Dead logs when the location is good for that however, where i am deer naturally find mineral deposits in the ground...they lick and eat the dirt in an attempt to get the much needed calcium, magnesium, and such during the spring...how is this different than putting a mixture on the ground??

    • @00_ELECTRICWIZARD_00
      @00_ELECTRICWIZARD_00 4 года назад +2

      EHD is caused by midge fly bites and there isn’t any evidence it’s passed from deer to deer. I think your talking about CWD.

    • @354Texxx
      @354Texxx 4 года назад

      @@00_ELECTRICWIZARD_00 you are correct Sir...

    • @354Texxx
      @354Texxx 4 года назад

      @@outlaw7195 absolutely agree Sir...just talking "prevention" or trying not to "perpetuate" the problem...Cheers!

  • @jackbeal2344
    @jackbeal2344 4 года назад +2

    Have you ever used certo in the mix to make it thicker??

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      I use certo in my apple and wild berry jams, not this one, i'm sure it would be ok

  • @brandonmoton85
    @brandonmoton85 4 года назад +10

    Need to put it on a fresh cut stump them eating a lot of dirt causes cwd

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      Good tip for sure...

    • @jerrys3390
      @jerrys3390 4 года назад +1

      I was just getting ready to say this.

  • @joshwatters692
    @joshwatters692 3 года назад +2

    So when should I start putting it out and how long should I wait until I put it out again

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад

      I start with this usually around the middle of August and will re-apply about every 3-4 weeks until season starts.

  • @falcongarcis6930
    @falcongarcis6930 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for the information for deer. How can I deter black bears?

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      when you figure that out, please let me know as well, my best bear tip is don't put out food.

    • @WiiHunt95
      @WiiHunt95 3 года назад +1

      Shoot them

  • @koreygullett6485
    @koreygullett6485 2 года назад +1

    Would adding cornstarch to thicken it be a bad idea

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  2 года назад

      no, i would think that would be an added bonus

  • @wesleybryant7334
    @wesleybryant7334 4 года назад +2

    Would you mix this with corn

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      not where i am....to many bears, but you can if bears are not a big problem in your area

  • @terrybarilik6015
    @terrybarilik6015 Год назад +1

    What about using trace mineral salt

  • @rmcfar8818
    @rmcfar8818 4 года назад +2

    1/4 cup flour, 1 lb table salt, 1 kg feed molasses, fill the rest with water

  • @markc4921
    @markc4921 4 года назад +2

    How big of a container is that again and that molasses, where do you purchase that? Feed molasses? Enjoyed the video

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      it's a gallon container, and i buy my feed molasses at a local co-op feed store

    • @stevedowney4056
      @stevedowney4056 4 года назад +1

      Mark C If you’re in NY molasses is expensive if you buy in a super market

    • @stevedowney4056
      @stevedowney4056 4 года назад +1

      patriot time I was wondering if you take granulated molasses and rehydrate it.

  • @trevormacable
    @trevormacable 4 года назад +1

    Meat your molasses a bit thins it right out way easier to use

  • @kleomacdonald
    @kleomacdonald 3 года назад +1

    Do you hunt bear too? Gona give this a try for deer! Thanks for the tip.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад +1

      yep, sure do, actually was able to get this springs hunt all on film, check it out...it 's on the channel.

    • @kleomacdonald
      @kleomacdonald 3 года назад

      I’ll see if I can locate it on your channel. Myself and 3 other buddies put on a Provence wide spring bear contest this year. 47 entries and 33 harvests. Feel free to join the group on Facebook we would love to have you enter.
      facebook.com/groups/210003646890516/?ref=share

  • @parkerreese1315
    @parkerreese1315 4 года назад +2

    Do a diy cmere deer corn coat powder

  • @josephbennett4442
    @josephbennett4442 5 лет назад +1

    Did u check that mineral site

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  5 лет назад

      life got in the way...hopefully this week,

  • @Gaumik-c2l
    @Gaumik-c2l 4 года назад +1

    Thanks for sharing going to try this in New Brunswick also, what's the reason for flour in the mixture

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      makes little chunks in the mix so it all doesn't soak into the ground or stump, leaves some on the surface, so when they find it they can taste it, then they will paw for more....far as i know

  • @weswsp01
    @weswsp01 4 года назад

    Do you think corn syrup would work in this mix?

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      it might, i've never tried it

  • @frankspivey3920
    @frankspivey3920 2 года назад

    Measure it so we know how much to put. Half of something doesn’t tell how much

  • @MrPolaris54313
    @MrPolaris54313 4 года назад +1

    Is there a way to make it thicker like Buck jam the stuff I am used to is almost a gel

    • @problemswehate.1310
      @problemswehate.1310 4 года назад +2

      If you wanted to thicken it up you would want to use a Pectin product. Its used in canning Jams and Jelly's and wont effect the flavor. Probably add a dollar to the cost of the mix. Sure Jell is a common name brand but there are cheaper products out there.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      you can add high fructose syrup to the mix and it will thicken, also the comment from "problems we hate" is right on

    • @michaelshifflett9946
      @michaelshifflett9946 4 года назад

      Flour

    • @johnbangart1546
      @johnbangart1546 4 года назад

      Use jello and some flour

  • @michealmonroe1122
    @michealmonroe1122 4 года назад +1

    Where do you storages this before you take it out in the woods

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      usually like a cleaner out windshield washer jug, or something like that

    • @michealmonroe1122
      @michealmonroe1122 4 года назад

      Lol no do you keep outside or in a Cold place

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      @@michealmonroe1122 just in a cool dark place...basement or something like that

  • @johnhardin4187
    @johnhardin4187 4 года назад +1

    mDe the apple buck jam ,waitin to apply

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      Let us know how you make out....

    • @johnhardin4187
      @johnhardin4187 4 года назад +1

      poured it out this mornin thumbs up , goim for the malasses next

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      @@johnhardin4187 check out the new video this week, it's a wild berry flavor, drives em wild

    • @johnhardin4187
      @johnhardin4187 4 года назад +1

      thumbs up i will give it a try

  • @lukeryuzaki2328
    @lukeryuzaki2328 3 года назад +2

    Where to find cheap feed molasses?

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад

      I get mine at a local feed co-op

  • @raymolegacyhunting9954
    @raymolegacyhunting9954 4 года назад

    That kid sounds kind of like butters from South Park.

  • @gardnerbottoms4325
    @gardnerbottoms4325 4 года назад +1

    Is your salt iodized? I have heard that deer prefer non iodized.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      I just use regular table salt in this one, they seem to like it fine....

    • @gardnerbottoms4325
      @gardnerbottoms4325 4 года назад +1

      @@NBWildman I used a regular mineral block last year and they didn't touch it, it literally just melted into the ground. I put it on the ground after they weren't hitting the original stump. I'm trying uniodized table salt on that same stump this year. I'll put a camera on it and see what happens. I live in Louisiana, not sure if the difference in region plays a part. I'll let you know what I find. Appreciate your videos.

    • @wbsurfer123
      @wbsurfer123 4 года назад +2

      Gardner Bottoms I recommend a trophy rock if you want a good salt block. I get tons of pics of deer hitting it

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      Agree...I use a trophy rock at every location...

  • @wbsurfer123
    @wbsurfer123 4 года назад +2

    What’s the purpose of the flour?

  • @garyschreffler6456
    @garyschreffler6456 4 года назад +1

    how much does the molasses cost ate the feed mill

  • @rogerkerr9079
    @rogerkerr9079 5 лет назад +1

    Hey where did you buy the feeding molasses at?

    • @toursavage6988
      @toursavage6988 5 лет назад

      Roger Kerr I don’t know

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  5 лет назад

      I get mine at the co-op feed store in Hartland NB

  • @deanbritton7917
    @deanbritton7917 11 месяцев назад +2

    Where can you buy molasses in bulk?

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  11 месяцев назад

      i buy it at a local feed mill, NB seed growers

  • @HuntingCreatures
    @HuntingCreatures 4 года назад +1

    Where do you buy your molasses?

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      co-op feed store in Hartland NB

  • @sammulvihill487
    @sammulvihill487 3 года назад

    Could I use powdered mollasses? I can’t find liquid

    • @timparker1779
      @timparker1779 3 года назад

      Tractor Supply has the feed grade molasses

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад

      you could but the soak in effect would likely be less

  • @jamesdyck9872
    @jamesdyck9872 4 года назад +1

    Maybe i'm lazy but, As I quad to my tree stand I cut up a couple apples and throw a peace out in front and drive over them about every 50 ft or so the tires spread the scent for me.

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      and that works for you??

    • @jamesdyck9872
      @jamesdyck9872 4 года назад

      It does appear to bring more dear in the area , which has allowed me to harvest a buck every year since I started doing this a few years now. Where the girls go the boys will follow.

  • @skre1170
    @skre1170 4 года назад +3

    That kid is cute. Baiting is illegal in Alberta... Seems like everyone is doing it...

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      I use my stuff mostly for pre-season camera stuff, and yea he's my little hunting pal

  • @deanbritton7917
    @deanbritton7917 3 года назад +1

    Hey NB would you say this works better than your apple slop? Or is there a better time for it?

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  3 года назад +1

      better if there are fewer bears in the area, molasses is a great smell for deer. but it will bring in a few bears to check out the scent as well.

  • @montemaguire4596
    @montemaguire4596 4 года назад

    Isnt this is what causes C.W.D..when any of this kind of deer atractant gets. In the ground the deer are also injesting the dirt ???

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад +1

      the jury is still out on that as far as i know, however it is best to pour this on stumps or dead logs anyway...

    • @Tcam0720
      @Tcam0720 2 года назад

      They claim that these scents make deer come into groups which spreads it
      But deer get into groups in the wild no matter what so it isn’t really that bad

  • @tanyahanna6523
    @tanyahanna6523 3 года назад

    Jam molesses..♉..offering to deer🍎..put all deer products from the store as written...♉...Walt Disney..♉...peace movement towards deer..♉🍎.. prescription..♉🍎..the brothers Grimm..🧙☮️..thanks ..Lisa Pardee♉

  • @tradmanmike3360
    @tradmanmike3360 Год назад +1

    I HAD ZERO LUCK WITH MOLASES. IOWA DEER WANT NOTHING TO DO WITH IT.

    • @bengrosz3837
      @bengrosz3837 Год назад

      Really I'm in iowa and my deer love it

  • @richardjames4289
    @richardjames4289 4 года назад +3

    seen granular molasses but never liquid form!

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      wow that's funny, here we almost exclusively have liquid, have to special order the granular

    • @ellismidkiff6117
      @ellismidkiff6117 4 года назад

      Grocery stores.

  • @greenboyatgafarms2250
    @greenboyatgafarms2250 4 года назад +1

    Take a shot for every time he says ugh. I counted over 34 that's a lot of shots 😂

    • @NBWildman
      @NBWildman  4 года назад

      yes, you would be quite drunk...

  • @MH-pc2ky
    @MH-pc2ky Год назад +2

    Buck Jam Molassaes DIY
    Blend1/4 cup of flour
    1 lb. of salt = about 1 3/4 cups
    1/2 Gallon of warm water = 8 cups
    *Addition water added 3 to 4 cups to top of container.
    2 lbs. Of feed molasses = about 4 cups