BuckRage® Big Game Attractant
BRING IN THE MONSTERS!
It’s every hunter’s nightmare after spending days or even weeks scouting for the perfect spot, prepping the site, and spreading out an attractant. You come back to check your camera, anxious to see the pictures… THERE’S NOTHING THERE! Avoid the disappointment with Ugly Buck’s BuckRage® Big game Attractant.
BuckRage® is made with high-quality, American sourced ingredients. The reality is, the deer you harvest may very well end up on your dinner table. Don’t pump them full of toxic chemicals or ingredients the FDA warned you about. Feed them a high-quality attractant that does what it says without all the toxic ingredients.
Whether you’re an avid hunter, wild life photographer, or just enjoy maintaining a herd, pour out the BuckRage® and bring 'em in!
MAXIMUM ATTRACTION. MINIMAL EFFORT!
Guaranteed Analysis:
- Salt (Min) 65% (Max) 70%
- Selenium (Min) 3 ppm
- Zinc (Min) 2500 ppm
- Vitamin A (min) 154,000 IU/LB
- Vitamin D (Min) 68,000 IU/LB
- Vitamin E 1(Min) 76 IU/LB
Benefits of BuckRage® over other products…
- Powerful, long-range scent attracts faster than the competition.
- Moisture activated aroma keeps them coming back time and time again.
- More than just an attractant, added minerals support bone & antler growth while improving overall.
- Attracts big game species from neighboring areas, increasing your overall population.
- Specie-specific blends doesn’t waste money feeding non-target animals or out of season animals.
Instructions For Use:
1. Prepare the site...
Prepare the site using a rake, tree limb or good ol’ work boot to clear leaves & other small debris, exposing fresh top soil.
2. Open packaging and apply product...
Open and pour out the product while slightly shaking the packaging to avoid clumping. Do not worry about moisture, this will help improve scent aroma and mineral delivery.
3. Replenishing...
To achieve optimal attraction and aroma delivery, replenish with 10 lbs bi-weekly during pre-rut season. Increase application frequency if feeding activity decreases between feedings.
Feeding Tips...
