Attracting Whitetail While Providing Nutrition

Attracting Whitetail with Record Rack Deer Feed

Attracting Whitetail while also providing nutritional benefits has become very popular in the past few decades and one of the companies at the forefront of assisting hunters and game managers with this is Record Rack. Let’s learn more about how they suggest and assist you in creating management programs and attracting wildlife to your hunting areas.

 

 

Record Rack Golden Nuggets

Features

  • Advanced extrusion technology for superior palatability, superior digestibility and superior water resistance.
  • More protein for growth and antler development.
  • More fat and fiber—and less starch and sugar—to aid digestion and help minimize the risk of digestive upsets in deer.
  • Superior mineral and trace mineral package to support the development of structural tissues and antlers.
  • Higher vitamin levels for enhanced immune system response during periods of stress from the environment and the rut.
  • No waste or stopped-up feeders from corncobs and stalk trash.
  • Durable nugget form for convenient spin feeding.
  • Wild berry scent and flavoring for enhanced consumption and appeal.
  • Aflatoxin is safe for all wildlife, including quail and other gamebirds.

Feeding Directions

Record Rack® Golden Deer Nuggets™ can be fed in many ways for attracting whitetail. Feed in spin cast feeders, troughs, by hand, or on the ground. They are also a great addition to protein pellets as a starter ration to start deer on supplement programs. **If you are feeding in a spin cast feeder, use a 2” opening or wider to ensure proper flow.

Have general questions about feeding wildlife? Make sure to visit our Frequently Asked Questions page.

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient Min. Max.
Crude Protein 13.0%
Lysine 0.5%
Crude Fat 12.0%
Crude Fiber
Calcium 2.25% 2.75%
Phosphorus 1.0%
Salt 0.05% 0.25%
Copper 25 ppm
Zinc 100 ppm
Vitamin A 15,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E 20 IU/lb

 

 

Record Rack BAM Big Antler Mineral

BAM helps in attracting whitetail

Features

  • Irresistible Berry Aroma: Deer can smell this from miles away. Lure them in and keep them coming back!
  • Flavor Deer Can’t Resist: The smell draws them in, but the TASTE keeps them coming back for more! BAM includes a proprietary nutrient formulation that delivers a unique and consistent blend of ingredients that ensures maximum palatability and consumption.
  • Improved Antler Production: BAM is heavily fortified with trace minerals at levels found to improve antler production and total herd health.
  • Increased Water Consumption: BAM has higher levels of salt to encourage more water consumption.

Feeding Directions

FEEDING DOESN’T GET ANY EASIER!

Just open up the bag of Record Rack® Big Antler Mineral supplement, pour and BAM! Place mix directly on the ground or in mineral feeders. Place mineral near trails, rubs or watering spots. Or, simply pour mineral on a rock or log close to trails and feeding areas.

CAUTION: This product contains added copper and should not be fed to sheep or related species that have a low tolerance to copper. Consumption of this product by sheep may result in copper toxicity.

CAUTION:  Do not feed wet or moldy product as it may cause illness and even death.  Store Record Rack® Big Antler MineralTM supplements in a cool, dry environment.

WARNING: The Feeding and Baiting of Wild Deer is Prohibited in Some Regions. Consult Local Laws and Regulations Before Using this Product.

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient Min. Max.
Calcium 12.5% 13.5%
Phosphorus 3.0%
Salt 56.0% 61.0%
Sodium 22.0% 26.0%
Cobalt 30 ppm
Copper 600 ppm
Cobalt 30 ppm
Iodine 46 ppm
Manganese 2,300 ppm
Selenium 10 ppm
Zinc 2,400 ppm

 

 

Record Rack Deer Block

Record Rack Deer Block

Features

  • 14% protein
  • Easy-to-feed 30.3 lb. block
  • Fortified with vitamins and minerals
  • Irresistible wild berry flavor

Feeding Directions

Feed to deer in their native habitat as a supplement to their natural diet. Consumption will vary according to the natural food supply, the season, and the animal’s needs and condition.

Guaranteed Analysis

Nutrient Min. Max.
Crude Protein 14.0%
Crude Fat 3.0%
Crude Fiber 6.0%
Calcium 2.5% 3.0%
Phosphorus 1.0%
Salt 2.5% 3.0%
Sodium 1.0 ppm 1.3%
Vitamin A 30,000 IU/lb
Vitamin E 30 IU/lb

 

 

Click here to learn more about all the nutritional products Record Rack has to offer. If you want to learn about other ways on attracting whitetail while hunting, click here.

Is the Garmin XERO Legal in Your State?

Most Frequently Asked Questions About the Garmin Xero

Ever since the Garmin Xero bow sight came into the hunting world a lot of people had the same question, “Is this sight legal for me to hunt with?” To help figure out what states you can and cannot hunt in with the Garmin Xero, here are some frequently asked questions and answers regarding the legal use of the Xero A1 and A1i bow sight.

Hunter using the Garmin Xero

Does the Garmin Xero Bow Sight project visible light on the target during use?

No, the Xero Bow Sight projects only infrared (non-visible to the human eye) light onto the target as part of its laser range finding function.

Can the Garmin Xero Bow Sight ever be used to project visible light towards a target?

No.

point of view from garmin xero

You would see a non-magnified view with an LED pin when aiming with the Garmin Xero.

Does the Garmin Xero Bow Sight use illuminated pins?

Yes. The Xero Bow Sight uses light emitting diodes to present the pin for the shot onto a piece of angled glass. Light from this diode is then reflected back towards the eye of the archer.

Does the Garmin Xero Bow Sight provide a magnified view of the target?

No.

Is the Garmin Xero Bow Sight similar to a scope?

No. Scopes provide magnification. The Xero Bow Sight does not. The glass used in the sight is for the reflection of pins to the eye only. There is no magnification provided.

hunter with the garmin xero

No visible light is illuminated from the sight to the target.

Does the Xero Bow Sight enhance vision to the target in dim or night conditions?

No, the Xero Bow Sight cannot illuminate the target. Only the aiming pins are illuminated. The infrared light used by the Xero is only used to range the target. It does not illuminate the target.

Is the Garmin Xero Bow Sight a “Laser Sight” or “Red Dot Sight”?

Those terms are typically used for sights that emit a human eye visible beam of red light to the target. The Xero Bows Sight’s laser range finding functionality only emits invisible, infrared light. The pins, which are visible to the hunter, are only projected towards the hunter’s eye.

Is the Garmin Xero Bow Sight legal for a certain state?

The Xero A1 & A1i bow sights are legal to use in the majority of the United States. It is the responsibility of the hunter to know the specific bowhunting regulations for their state and hunting region. Garmin does not publish the bowhunting regulations for each state as they vary and can change from year to year. We hope this article has answered your questions in regards to the legality of the Garmin Xero Bow Sight. ALWAYS review your desired state’s bowhunting regulations to confirm if the Xero A1 or A1i are legal to use.

 

Happy Hunting!

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Garmin Handhelds Help Get You to Your Stand

When it comes to actually getting to your stand in the dark, there’s not a hunter in the world that hasn’t gotten a bit turned around when heading off in the morning to a new stand. That’s where something like a Garmin handheld GPS, can show you the way.

GPSMAP® 66i – GPS Handheld and Satellite Communicator

“It’s very simple to be able to use a Garmin handheld GPS like this, here’s my stand and here’s where I’m going. I’d like to say I’m perfect, and I’ve been to a lot of places,  but I have the fog, the darkness, everything looks different. You think about doing something like this and knowing exactly where to park. Then I can mark where my stand is as well.  Aim it and navigate right to it, same situation. It’s just easy to make that mistake of walking. And that’s why I use handheld GPS on the way in and out of a hunting spot.” – Wade Middleton

 

Tips to Further Conceal Yourself in a Box Blind

By Wade Middleton

 

Shooting Made Easy Window Gun Rest

There are a few things that I like to do when I’m in a box blind. I like to have a small shooting rest with me. Sometimes, I’ll even go bigger, but I just carry it in my backpack and put it in the different windows that I think I’m going to shoot out of.  Now, that doesn’t mean I’m not going to be shooting out one of these other windows, but this is my primary window.  So, I keep it set up right here. It’s quiet to set the gun on. It gives me a good rest for those long distance shots.

When I do get in a box blind, one of the other things I do is, I kind of set it up, where my gun is leaning up against something.  I might have my range finder out, where I can quickly pop off some distances before that and my backpack and my water and any other supplies,  will be readily available as well.  When you get into these box blinds, it’s a whole different type of hunting that I really, really enjoy.

I also like to use either camo tarps or some of the different products that come with the blinds to blackout certain windows, so you’re not skylighted all the time. I think that’s really important, especially if you’re hunting on a food plot and you know that the action, is gonna be in these front five windows. We’ll then blackout two or three in the back. That allows us to be able to move and bob and weave in there a little bit. And from our standpoint, the camera guy is always moving, ’cause if he’s not moving, he doesn’t get the shot. I don’t even see what happens. So, you want those capabilities and abilities in there. And then, the ability to open and close windows silently and securely is really a key deal at the end of the day.  It’s something that a lot of people don’t think of that I think is really important. You wanna be able to lock those windows up and doors up airtight when you’re gone, so undesirable creatures are not in your blind when you get back there!