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We always throw a box of corn dogs on the ground. Alfalfa. High quality food. If you want to know what will draw in deer to your stand, the absolute best attractant is a pile of corn.

Easy-to-use block acts as a time release version of the Apple Crush powder and liquid attractants, bringing in deer for weeks. A great choice for use near your game cameras, Apple Crush works well from early in the hunting season through late in the season.

Deer go wild for the sweet aroma and delicious taste of ripe, juicy apples, and now Wildgame Innovations is bringing the orchard to you with Apple Crushed. We take fresh, all-natural ripe apples then crush 'em with a blend of nutrient-filled proteins and fats.

Food Plots From larger plots of forage soybeans covering 10 or more acres, to small parcels of broken tree canopy planted to brassica; various crops including corn, milo, turnips, peas, clover, and alfalfa will attract and keep deer. One of the surest ways to attract deer is through their stomach.

Also like it was already said some apple juice in a spray bottle helps get the scent out there. Make sure it is legal to bait where you will be hunting as this could be considered baiting. Apples work great for deer but unfortunately they attract fox and raccoons as well.

Hands down, the Black Twig is my favorite apple to plant for deer and to eat. Another offshoot of the Winesap family, this deep-red apple can linger on tree limbs well into November, and I've heard stories of whitetails digging through snow to find them.

Liberty apple tree is a fast-growing grafted apple tree that is probably the most widely planted standard-size apple tree for deer. This tree has excellent disease resistance, produced heavily and annually.

All attract deer, but some more than others. In my experience, sweeter varieties such as Red Delicious are more attractive to deer than sour trees, such as Granny Smith. Still, I plant Granny Smiths because they are a late bloomer and don't ripen until very late in the year.

Overall, do deer eat apples? Yes, they do. It is suitably safe for them and can also be included in their feeders. However, the digestive system of deer makes them incapable of properly digesting apples, so, although it is generally okay for deer to eat apples, they are never the foremost food choices for these deer.

A large drop in temperatures of 10-20 degrees F can also greatly increase deer activity.

• Large temperature swings will often boost deer activity, especially if the temperature begins rapidly dropping. (
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Deer move most at dawn and dusk.

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.

Apples work great for deer but unfortunately they attract fox and raccoons as well. I've gotten trail cam vids with 5-7 raccoons at a time scarfing them up and they don't leave until the apples are all gone.

Apple tree varieties that fruit in the coldest of zones for growing (zone 3) are Duchess of Oldenberg, Goodland, Harcout, Honeycrisp, Macoun, Norkent, Spartan and Sweet Sixteen. Varieties that thrive in temperate zones from 4-7 are Cortland, Empire, Honeycrisp, Granny Smith, Jonathan, Macintosh, Fuji and Snowsweet.

Easy-to-use block acts as a time release version of the Apple Crush powder and liquid attractants, bringing in deer for weeks. A great choice for use near your game cameras, Apple Crush works well from early in the hunting season through late in the season.