I have never hunted a place where "tricking it up" was required. Plain ol' corn has always worked just fine for me. No need to take the chances on what happened to you happening in my opinion. I tried it once a few years ago with the powder stuff that was being sold here on TBH and had the same experience that you just had.
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What am I doing WRONG?? Corn & Vanilla?????
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Go all natural. Regular corn. Regular plain rice bran. No scents on me. Scent free wash on everything I wear. TBH sometimes gets goofy on wanting to put a magic scent on everything you put out there. I would rather a deer not know I was/am there. Anything that's put out is all natural versions (besides our protein but we have generations of training deer to eat that). I've yet to see regular corn not get eaten.
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most vanilla posts are a joke but I'm assuming you are serious.
Never change the smell of something in the deers area. About four years ago buck candy was all the rage, I laced some corn with it and the deer avoided it like the plague. Not knowing that was the issue I hand poured regular corn and the deer literally ate all the regular corn and left the deer candy laced corn alone. I ended up throwing water on the deer candy corn and kicking around to get the stuff off. I have on video a massive buck eating every kernel except the laced ones and he's clearly confused as to whats wrong with them.
Plain corn works just fine.
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Originally posted by Man View PostBecouse they walk by that spot every day and it smells the same then one day Bam strong new smells, which mean something isn't right.
I put it out Friday afternoon at around 6pm and was covered up at daylight sat. morning.
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Originally posted by txdukklr View Postmost vanilla posts are a joke but I'm assuming you are serious.
Never change the smell of something in the deers area. About four years ago buck candy was all the rage, I laced some corn with it and the deer avoided it like the plague. Not knowing that was the issue I hand poured regular corn and the deer literally ate all the regular corn and left the deer candy laced corn alone. I ended up throwing water on the deer candy corn and kicking around to get the stuff off. I have on video a massive buck eating every kernel except the laced ones and he's clearly confused as to whats wrong with them.
Plain corn works just fine.
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Originally posted by flywise View PostI don't believe this to be the case. There has not been any vanilla at my place since last season and I had over 20 deer at 10 yds Saturday.
I put it out Friday afternoon at around 6pm and was covered up at daylight sat. morning.
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