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Evolved Deer Co-Cain Block

EVOLVED

Please call the store for pricing and availability. If you don't see a product you're looking for, let us know. This catalog represents only some of the inventory that we carry in store.



Customer is responsible for checking, and keeping up-to-date, on local laws and regulations regarding the use of this product. 

They'll love how it tastes, and you'll love the results. Our original Deer Cane® formula reacts with moisture to release vapors that will bring deer to a highly active mineral site. The time-release block formula lasts longer than powders and saturates into the soil with rain.

  • Brick form of our most popular mineral ever
  • Draws deer in and keeps them coming back
  • Time releases for long-lasting power
  • Saturates into soil when it rains
  • Works year-round
  • Won't wash away
  • Ready to use; no mixing required

Site Selection Tips

  • Select a shaded area near active deer crossings
  • Sandy soils will leach minerals sooner than heavy clay-type soils
  • Allow for a total site diameter of 10 feet
  • Create two sites per 100 acres


Seasonal Activity

Minerals can help pattern deer year-round, but bucks and does consume different amounts seasonally depending on their needs.

Early Spring: Mineral consumption is high due to does carrying fawns and bucks seeking out minerals to grow new antlers.

Spring: Mineral consumption remains high while does nurse fawns and bucks continue antler development.

Summer: Deer consume minerals as needed for improved overall health, including healthy digestion. Bucks reach final antler growth potential during this time.

Fall: During the rut, does consume more minerals and bucks consume fewer. However, rutting bucks will seek out mineral sites in search of does who have visited the site.

Winter: Mineral consumption aids in preparing the herd for the cold months ahead.


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