John Jackson

Yes, all of the attractants work, to a degree. Do they call to deer from miles away and make them foaming-at-the-mouth crazy to eat something... doubtful! Usually if something is too good to be true, then it usually is. Deer are opportunistic foragers. If they enter an area where food is abundant and to their liking, they are going to stick around. When the food goes away, so will your deer. Check out the drop on Turnbull Blend. It's an all natural product that instead of claiming to draw them in, will instead keep them local.

Robert Stinson

I have found here in Florida that Acorn Rage works better than any of the other attractants. Deer seem to like that better than Deer Cane or Com'er Deer. I can put Acorn out and the next day, the Acorn Rage is almost gone. I have also found that it will attract hogs. I put some out at one of my stands and in one night, hogs had come in and ate it all and dug up the ground where I poured it out. This was also a spot that had no hog sign anywhere.

michael stoll

If acorn rage doesn't work try come here deer and if that doesn't work rumb apples every where

Derek Taussig

I found that the acorn rage works best early season then the sugar beet from rut time on is favored here in KS. I don't necessarily use it as an attractant as much as to get the deer to stop and hang out so I can get good cam pics or a good shot.

Zack Doyle

We've had mixed success with attractants like that. If you can bait in your area, deer corn is probably your best bet. Its much cheaper, and is very effective. We can't bait in PA, but I feed corn here at my house, and put it out in front of cameras pretty often.