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does c'mere deer actually bring in deer like the ads say, and how long does it take for the deer to start going to it
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I tried it once year before last and was not impressed. I sprayed it on some honeysuckle the deer had been browsing and they showed no noticable preference for the treated over the natural. This wasn't an extensive test, but I haven't bought any more.
I tried it once. It's to expensive to try it twice. It was the powder form I poured on a dead stump. The deer liked. i can't say they were crazy over it.
I have herd Buck Jam works well, never tried it tough... No experience with c'mere either.
IMHO it's another thing designed to part you with your hard-earned money. It might work for somebody but I do not know anyone personally who uses it or admits to. I won't call it total BS but it's your money.
I have not tried it, but I'd say save your money. I hear it's quite expensive.
Deer like it but i dont think it works like the adds say i would say about 10% effective not worth the money over all to me
Molasses works better and is a lot cheaper.
it's illegal in ny so I can't use it. the commercials make it look really good though.
No effect near my stand with c'mere deer, but buck jam made them dig a trough where I poured it. It may that the buck jam is thicker, and therefore has some more substance to it (plus it is a lot cheaper). To be honest, I used the stuff to get them on the corn I am hunting over (legal where I live). If I just put corn out, it takes them a while to find it, but if I pour that stuff around it, they can smell it from a mile away, and will get on the corn a lot faster.
yes it works like you wouldn't believe. i but it out and i had picutes of deer the first night. but the only downfall is that its extremely expensive. you can buy something called sugar beet smash that works just as weel for half the money and twice the amout of bait.
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I tried it once. It's to expensive to try it twice. It was the powder form I poured on a dead stump. The deer liked. i can't say they were crazy over it.
Deer like it but i dont think it works like the adds say i would say about 10% effective not worth the money over all to me
I tried it once year before last and was not impressed. I sprayed it on some honeysuckle the deer had been browsing and they showed no noticable preference for the treated over the natural. This wasn't an extensive test, but I haven't bought any more.
I have herd Buck Jam works well, never tried it tough... No experience with c'mere either.
IMHO it's another thing designed to part you with your hard-earned money. It might work for somebody but I do not know anyone personally who uses it or admits to. I won't call it total BS but it's your money.
I have not tried it, but I'd say save your money. I hear it's quite expensive.
No effect near my stand with c'mere deer, but buck jam made them dig a trough where I poured it. It may that the buck jam is thicker, and therefore has some more substance to it (plus it is a lot cheaper). To be honest, I used the stuff to get them on the corn I am hunting over (legal where I live). If I just put corn out, it takes them a while to find it, but if I pour that stuff around it, they can smell it from a mile away, and will get on the corn a lot faster.
Molasses works better and is a lot cheaper.
it's illegal in ny so I can't use it. the commercials make it look really good though.
yes it works like you wouldn't believe. i but it out and i had picutes of deer the first night. but the only downfall is that its extremely expensive. you can buy something called sugar beet smash that works just as weel for half the money and twice the amout of bait.
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