Big Tine Fortified Deer Blend provides essential fatty acids, antioxidants, Omega-3 & Omega-6, and a complete mineral and vitamin supplement which are shown to protect against heart disease, support immune response & reproductive function.

THROUGH EXTENSIVE RESEARCH AND CONTINUOUS FIELD TRIALS, ON FREE RANGE WHITETAIL DEER, BIG TINE IS A PREMIUM FEED OF WHOLESOME GRAINS, THAT INCLUDES SCIENTIFICALLY PROVEN VITAMINS, MINERALS AND ANTI-OXIDANTS TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH AND LONGEVITY OF YOUR DEER HERD.

Designed to be fed year-round, Big Tine may be utilized by using a feeder system, or simply pouring on the ground.

Studies show calcium, phosphorous, copper, zinc, selenium, and sodium are critical for both bucks and does. Sodium chloride (salt) is especially important, as deer actively seek it out in spring to balance the high water content in green grasses.

Productive, high-protein food plots in peas, beans or lab-lab can provide up to 35 percent protein when properly fertilized and are also very palatable, so your deer are able to digest most of the protein and nutrients that they consume.

Natural sweet-and-salty flavor and molasses scent pull deer from afar. Ani-Logics Mineral Dirt 180: Scientifically formulated mix containing four chelated microminerals to facilitate antler growth.

Deer and animals don't find food by accident, they locate by smell. Our pumpkin seed oil has a strong scent that bring in the deer, both does and bucks. It's like ripening acorns in a tree, deer can smell them over a mile away then come to that area, our scent works the same way.

12 to 16 percent A deer must obtain at least 6 to 7 percent crude protein diet just to maintain rumen function. A diet of less that 10 percent protein will result in inferior animals and poor antler development. Deer need a daily diet of 12 to 16 percent protein for optimum development of bone and muscle.

If you want to supplement your deer feed with other protein-rich foods, there are plenty of inexpensive options available. Oats, dried fruits, nuts, and especially walnuts are great choices for making your own deer feed.

Tink's Earth Cover Scent works great for early morning white tail deer hunts. The spray comes out in a mist and smells like deep woods that has just enough rotten earth in it to fool even the most attentive deer. After using the first bottle I order several more just to be sure that I would have plenty on hand.

Some people plant strong-smelling herbs and other plants around trees and shrubs they want to keep pests away from. Lavender, rosemary, oregano, thyme, catmint, garlic, and chives are just a few of the aromatic plants that deer avoid because of their powerful smells.

The use of food plots as a deer hunting attractant is as old as deer hunting itself. Natural food plots such as acorn mass and large crop fields continue to be an effective draw for deer. The use of food plot crops planted specifically with deer hunting in mind is becoming more and more common.

When deer are accustomed to small doses of human odor but know it to safe, they are much easier to fool. They are hardest to fool in areas where the deer are hunted but where there aren't any people nearby. The only time they smell even traces of human odors is when they are being hunted.

In 100g of venison there's approximately 24g of protein – a pretty decent serving size.

Productive, high-protein food plots in peas, beans or lab-lab can provide up to 35 percent protein when properly fertilized and are also very palatable, so your deer are able to digest most of the protein and nutrients that they consume.

Venison is a good protein choice for people with cardiovascular disease. Venison differs from red meat in part because it is leaner and has less fat and fewer calories.