I’m eight Parker’s, you know I’ve had tremendous success with community over the years. It’s an incredible product, but there are a lot of other products out there that make claims that I, don’t think, have validity, I test and I test and I look what our product does versus other people, but I want an objective. That is an absolute fact. Let’s go draw factual data to draw conclusion, so we hired whitetail expert Wayne only to work with a major university with collared deer.

According to whitetail experts, a whitetail deer spends 95% of his time in his home range and 50% of that time is spent in Rye in the middle of his core area. Each one of our deer in this test have a GPS collar that feeds back the data every hour. So you can monitor every second. Where that deer moves and what he does. So we can drop all the speculation and find the facts so the balls in waves court, let’s see what he finds hey y’all here we are in Texas Texas, has more white tails in any states.

So we tracked this three and a half year old buck for two weeks and set up his home range in his core area. He had a lot of fidelity to this area met. It met all of his needs. Here’s his home range and as home raise is pretty large and then his core area is right here, it’s above our attraction site and also a little core area over here to the west of our attraction site. But our goal was to move them down adjacent to this lake, a little lake right there.

You can see the dam on it. Our goal is to move this deers core area this direction and to do that he’s actually well on the other side of that Lake and what we’re gonna do is we’re gonna set up supplemental feed site that is sweet enough to draw him here. So here’s what I’m going to do. First, this is a bale of alfalfa, but to compress Bale I’m going to uncompress it a bit and I’m going to sweeten it up. You can use our honey and what to do is I’m gonna, pour it on slowly and soak.

This Bale this will really get their attention because we’re gonna try to entice them to include this now in his core area. Here’s what else I’m gonna do I’m gonna take and I’m gonna put some shell corn here. We’re gonna set the shell cord right here alongside we’re, gonna put 50 pounds here and 50 pounds right over here, just making a hot spot here. Okay, the next thing I’m gonna do is I’m gonna, add some flavor to this corn. So we put some corn coat in the quarry.

Also on this corn final thing, I’m gonna do is put some extreme powder on this log and they will eat virtually anything. I put this powder on so that the other deer, because there may be more than one deer here at once, the camera will tell us. They’ll have something to do well, the other deer eat and the cornmeal Tulsa. So here’s what happened. Two weeks later, he has readjusted his core area to be right here. He actually split. It there’s another little piece of a core area down here, but we moved him down right lakeside as we brought him down and made a lakeside buck out of them, and we got some great photography into the daytime.

This is a mature buck right here, he’s stood in front of the camera, so this buck actually shifted his home range down near the lake and munched on our attraction site, so here’s Texas lakeside buck before and after a in just two weeks, we’ve moved this deer core area in Texas, and you know they’re very hackle, mated to corn in Texas, so come here. Deer in two weeks have moved this deer: hey Wade’s in Pennsylvania a whole different terrain.

Let’s see if he can move this deer. This is, let’s take a look at the landowners here, so this buck that we’re tracking we have two weeks of GPS data on them and here’s. What we found out after two weeks here is his home range outlined here in in yellow, look at his home range way out here. In these woods the creeks only 20 yards away. This is a real likely corridor for these deer to be moving through right in this bottom. I’m gonna take and put up a whole damn honey, bail right here, so I’m gonna sweeten up this corn, some corn coat and then there’s a pile behind me.

I want to sweeten it up and I want to also just mix it in a little. So it’s not too concentrated whoo. You can really smell that. Okay, now I’m gonna do this one then we’re done there. We go good slate after two weeks of time. Look what happened to his home rings. It has expanded to the East End to the south and now this buck. This is the 95% where he spends his time in the home range. We have not moved him down here, adjacent to this property.

Now he spend a 95% of his time, we’re in that zone and better. Yet we did a proximity study and we found that we there’s a 75% increase now around within a hundred yards circle around this attraction site than there was before we relocated a very mature buck. Here’s what happened on the Steeler fan buck before and after you know the way c’mere deers built. It has no geographical boundaries, so it worked in Texas. Now it’s worked in Pennsylvania now waves in Missouri, and this is a whole different set of circumstances.

We’ve got a deer that they’re following him every day with his GPS collar and he’s skirting this one farm he’s all around it on neighbor and but he’s not coming on to this farm. Is there a way you can use c’mere dear to bring that deer from the land on the neighbor side over to your side of the property? Is it possible? Look at this Missouri farmland. Look at all these different farms. Now this is a two and a half year old buck and Leia’s GPS home range overtop of these farms.

Here it is and look what we have here this buck. Yes has an area that he is living in that transects, maybe six different farms here is his core area and his core areas broken up. It’s kind of unique you ever wonder about a buck stay in the middle of a field. There’s one of his core areas: right there, a little hummock in the middle of the field. Here’s what we did. We added two attraction sites to the north here well outside of his home range and one here just outside of his core area, in an attempt to move him north here’s.

What we’ve got here is this is a noir alfalfa, honey, bales, here’s some Hold’em honey, it’s a sweet breakfast treat. First, love these deer take care of them, This American holly! Is you sit up and let me tell you something about Halle deer: don’t eat, Holly I! Think they’re gonna eat this being anything we put this on there, you have it. Let’s see if we can shift the core area or a home range. Let’s see what happened in two weeks. Look at this shift.

He actually shifted his core area to include this attraction site 324 yards and these attraction sites which are not within his home range 536 yards. We moved this buck on purpose. Here’s what happened! Here’s before here’s after so why does that matter to you? What if this here is your farm? That’s going to work pretty impressive way to go away. Come here dear brought that deer across the property line and put him in you’re boasting hey, wait is in Ohio land of the Giants man.

Were the big big bucks left trying to see if he can make it work? You know how like he has in Texas and Pennsylvania and Missouri. Here we are in southern Ohio. These farms are unusually shaped because there’s a lot of contour here. This is Hill Country, so we overlaid a four and a half year old, mature buxom reigns over this country. Look how many forms that intersects and our goal was to take and move him to the east with these two attraction sites in areas that we chose and up here into a whole new set of woods with an attraction site here to the northeast.

Just over here there have been some big deer here. Look at the size of that thing, so nice nice shed. What we’re doing is we put out just 100 pounds of corn and we’re gonna put some corn code on it. What you want to do is season it with this. We’re trying to do is not just draw them over here, but shorten the time. It’ll take to get him to adopt this as part of his home range. That’s our goal. We don’t know what the result will be. Let’s see what happened in two weeks.

There you go success. He moved his home range way up here to rubber-banded it to the north and picked up our attraction site, but even better. Yet he moved his core area over here to pick up two of our bait sites. This buck, a mature buck is now vulnerable, he’s right where we want him. So here’s what happened before and after when we’ve had tremendous success. Moving these big, mature bucks can we move a dough? Can we make a dough do what you need to do, but when that rut comes in that big bucks following her, can you move a dough? That’s gonna be a test for way to checkout.

So here we are in Georgia. This is a three and a half year old dough. We call her Big, Mama and she’s raised two sets of fawns within her home range. Now these aren’t peach trees. These are actually hardwoods and a lot of these are pine plantations. Let’s see what our home range look like, look at it over here, pretty large and a double core area. So here’s what we did. We set up a couple different attraction sites to see what would happen.

One here in our inner home range, one outside of our home range and one way outside of her home range over here. Almost a quarter-mile away gave it two weeks and she shifted her home range to include these two new attraction sites that we set up, but these three sites actually all have the same. Odor and one day the wind blew from this direction. She picked it up and she moved all the way over here. Twelve hundred and forty-five yards and set up a secondary home range around this site, odor matters, and so here the results before and after a dose probably harder to move than a book.

Mokes do live and die within a square mile. He moved this dough a long way she loved this stuff. It is amazing what you can do with community, or so every state worked with the Bucks all the colored buck to perform, and we moved to doe square area that is impressive. Well I’ve had some super success on big bucks in Louisiana, but what a challenge it is you deal with water? You deal with unbelievable mosquitoes all kinds of things that variables this you don’t deal with in other places.

So Louisiana is a challenge. We’ve got a six and a half year old, collared buck there. We want to move his core area. Can it be done in Louisiana? So here we are in gumbo country Louisiana. This is a six and a half year old buck, I call them the geezer and let’s turn it around a little bit and imagine that this here is the farm that you own and it extends down here like that and you’ve been hearing stories about a really big buck who has been seen around this area.

But you don’t really see him on your place. Well, let’s lay the home range of this buck over this map and see where he spend the ninety five percent of his time. Holy mackerel he’s missing your form, so let’s set an attraction site up right there and wait two weeks the buck, we’re trying to influence limbs. We know his core area is over a quarter mile that way it’s a big tangle down there and what we want to do is we want to move him this way across this paved road.

Now you might want to pray for him, there’s quite a bit of traffic here, but the idea is, we want to shift his core area all the way out to the edge and beyond the edge of his home range and see if we can get him over here onto our property. Let’s see what happens. Look at that now. This buck has shifted his home range on to your property. He spent the ninety five percent of his time inside of this yellow line and he’s now spending time right here on your property.

We did a proximity study and he’s also spending seventy five percent more time around a 100-yard circle around this attraction site. Now this is six and a half year old buck that everyone’s talking about is on this farm. So here he is before, and here’s the old geezer after all, it can be done in Louisiana. He moved this six and a half year old deer score area. C’mere deer is incredible: I’ve known that and now we’re seeing it from a factual standpoint.

It’s been a lot of work collecting all this data and it is proving out to be so incredible that it even surprises me on some of the results to be able to move all these deer with no geographical boundaries that works as well in Texas as it does in Louisiana or Pennsylvania or Missouri or Georgia or wherever you are. It is an incredible product and use right. C’mere deer can put that deer right where you want.