Nothing can match AntlerKing's quality. From minerals and attractants to supplemental feed and food plots, AntlerKing knows how to grow big healthy deer!! Since I have been using Antler King on my property I have consistently held more deer, grown bigger bucks and had a healthier overall herd!

Double-duty Slam Dunk works all fall by providing peas and buckwheat early, and then radishes and forage rape later on. There's always something good to eat! Designed to always have something the deer want to eat – no dead time!

In addition to clover, crops like soybeans, lablab, and buckwheat are fantastic spring forages for deer. Deer love soybeans in fall, but they relish the green forbs that are high in protein during spring. Alfalfa would be a great choice - especially in cooler climes - if it weren't so labor intensive.

Mix with 8 gallons of water to treat 1/2 acre Can mix with contact weed killer (RoundUp) and apply in one pass.

1. Can be sprayed anytime Spring or Fall.
2. Can be sprayed on established plots or prior to planting new food plots.

Just a few weeks after a white-tailed deer or elk sheds its antlers, a new set begins to grow. Growth is triggered by increasing daylight and subsequent testosterone production. Adult white-tailed deer antlers can grow ¼ inch per day, whereas elk antlers grow about an inch per day.

The dry antler was tougher than wet bone and ideally suited to survive the stags' initial clash. So dry deer antlers are simultaneously stiff, yet tough, making them perfectly suited to their role as a weapon.

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Purina AntlerMax Deer 20 Purina's most popular 20% protein pelleted ration is designed to support the deer's natural forage diet. Specifically formulated for what free range deer require to support overall health, reproductive performance and antler growth.

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After you've planted and the seeds have germinated - and throughout the growing season - you will need to keep fertilizing the plots, so they remain vigorous and attractive to deer. We recommend applying 150 pounds of 33-0-0 or 34-0-0 per acre every four to six weeks throughout the growing season.

Antlers are made of bone, and covered with "velvet" - a thin, soft layer of skin and blood vessels that gets scraped off the antler over time. Later in the year, those antlers are shed, making room for a new set to grow in.

On average, regardless of age, a buck should take in an average of 16% protein from spring through summer to achieve optimal antler growth. In a study in Texas, four year old bucks fed 16% crude protein grew antlers with about a 20 inch larger Boone and Crockett score than bucks fed 8%.

Antlers contain calcium which is vital for teeth and bones and supports nerve function, muscle contraction, and vision. Phosphorus helps produce protein for growth and organ function.