|
Big & J continues to meet the needs of deer hunters and wildlife enthusiasts with their renowned product, Cotton Crave. Unlike other attractants, Cotton Crave, introduced to their lineup last year, promises to remain an essential tool for attracting deer for years to come, thanks to its unique blend and powerful aroma.
During the off-season, hunters have one goal: find the largest concentration of deer and keep them coming back until it is time to make the harvest in the fall. To achieve this, hunters have learned that feeding deer something they love and crave is key. Unlike ordinary feeds such as corn, Cotton Crave offers a unique blend specifically designed to keep deer returning to feeding sites. With key ingredients and Big & J’s unique flavor enhancers, Cotton Crave has the power to draw bucks from longer ranges, enhancing the viewing experience for hunters with more deer on their cameras throughout the off-season when scouting is vital and increasing hunting opportunities for the upcoming season.
The incorporation of cotton seed into Cotton Crave adds to its appeal. Big & J leverages this preference by combining it with the robust aroma and attracting the power of their popular formulas. Partnering with Fortified Cottonseed, Big & J ensures that Cotton Crave delivers a high-quality protein blend formulated for maximum attraction and health.
Available in:
Cotton Crave offers flexibility in application. Whether poured directly on the ground or dispensed through feeders, it provides an easy and effective way to supply deer herds with quality feed, ensuring they consume the food and nutrients they crave. For deer hunters looking to enhance their harvest opportunities, Big & J Cotton Crave stands out as the ultimate choice in supplemental deer feed because it draws deer from farther range and gives them better opportunities at taking a mature buck during the season, simply because Cotton Crave keeps more bucks coming in and staying close by.
For more information about Big & J Cotton Crave, visit www.bigandj.com.