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MINERAL TO PUT OUT NOW…

Getting ready to buy mineral to put out. Last year I used Purina wind and rain and like others in this thread say, it was “so-so”. Have you guys found a good mix that would be available at coops that has been successful?
 
I was actually just looking at some myself. I was thinking about trying a bag from realworld. Seems a little pricey compared to other options though.
 
Thiesen's has Stockade 6 on sale right now, $19.99 for a 50 lb bag. I used to use it when I ran licks. It takes a coupon, but you can print it off the website current ad.
Stockade 6
 
there’s one rangeland formulation where they increased all the goodies in it - which is great for nutrition …. But they lowered the salt & molasses. Deer didn’t gobble it. My method on those…. I just added more salt & molasses… mixed it in & they pounded it. I’d probably say that for any mineral they are not hitting … can add 5 lbs of each per 50 lbs.
that stockade 6 for $19. I’d look at that & check out ingredients. That’s a great buy!
 
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Current Wind And Rain label. This is all I can find locally without going buck on bag.

I was curious about the last two ingredients so I goodled them. Here are the results.

Ethylenediamine dihydroiodide (EDDI) and cobalt carbonate are both ingredients in animal feed supplements and salt blocks:

  • Ethylenediamine dihydroiodide (EDDI)
    An iodine supplement that prevents iodine deficiency in cattle and pets. It can also treat foot rot, goiter, and lumpy jaw in cattle. EDDI is a powdered additive that's highly bioavailable.
    • Cobalt carbonate
      A component of dietary supplements and a precursor to cobalt carbonyl and cobalt salts. Cobalt is an essential element.
 
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Anyone put their mineral out in any sort of container (small kiddie pool, or cattle trough)? just curious how the deer react
I've been using large rubber feed pans but they fill up with water and then deer don't use them so I think I'm going to stop using them and just plan on covering the sites before season.
 
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