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When I first started this site the first two weeks it was all bucks. Like five different ones and two that where worth watching. Then they disappeared. It’s been all doe”s and fawns for the last few weeks no bucks at all. I’m thinking all the sweets lucky buck and molases whore off and the bucks ain’t interested in the minerals it self. Think I’ll try freshen it up some this week 

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Very common on my two mineral sites. Bucks will show up, stay a day, two or a week and then they are gone. 
There are so many food sources right now they can be anywhere and love well. 

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all the rack bucks I have on camera disappear between 5-14 days then return.....your bucks are not far

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They're moving around from bait site to bait site, not being tied down with fawns.  When they get a craving again for lucky buck they will stop by, go elsewhere for buck jam until they are tired of that, and stay for a while at another site until they had enough of deer cane. then onto a rage stage for a variety of flavors, trophy rack when the hormones kick in, and corn when they want to fatten up instead of looking good for the girls.

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There's going to be a lot of changes between now and the hunting season. I notice a huge difference in just a few weeks before the season opens. I wouldn't get excited or disappointed in anything you see now. 

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Smitty they love the minerals I put out, I must freshen up every month.....I put 4 gallons ( two empty Luck Buck buckets) of my mixture with one bucket (1 gallon) of Lucky Buck mix it very well.....they only slow down during the heat of the day

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1 minute ago, Buck154 said:

Refresh it and add a little corn to it. They will be back.

if in bear country corn will bring the bears

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7 minutes ago, BHC said:

if in bear country corn will bring the bears

One of the main reasons I've stayed away from baiting when hunting.  Bad enough walking into them in the dark and having them coming in or around my natural blinds as it is.  

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I have the opposite here, several bucks are hitting the salt regularly but I haven't seen a doe yet.  But we have more bucks than does here so that's to be expected.    

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