In Northern Climates we like to start as soon as the snow has left the ground in the spring of the year, however any time of year is better than never. This will allow your herd to replenish their bodies with the needed vitamins that will help them increase digestion and get them back on their feet. In the Central / Southern areas of Canada, we recommend keeping a supply of mineral available throughout the year and monitor it by using a game camera to follow the results as the game grows. Please be sure to follow all game laws while using our product.

Blaze is the perfect year round attractant that has been designed specifically for bucks. After years of studies we have designed the perfect blend of Vitamins, Calcium, Phosphorus and organics to increase the body development of bucks. If started early in the Spring, you can keep them deer on your property and improve the odds of bigger bucks. It works any time of the year so now is the time to start.

Rack Stacker Blaze is the go to attractant for holding deer on your property and works amazing. Simply pour it onto a rotten stump in your area and the deer will find the Blaze apple aroma irresistible. Deer will continue to visit the site and eat away at the stump. Top it up 1-2 times a year to keep them coming back.
Packed with Vitamins A, D and E as well as Minerals, the Blaze will keep them deer coming back throughout the year.

The Rack Stacker Guy (Steve Elmy) guarantees this product will work in your neck of the woods. By far, the biggest part of him management is Rack Stacker Blaze mineral. 1 station of 10lbs for every 40 acres is recommended. This prevents fighting over the product and lowers stress levels during the most crucial times of the year especially winter recovery. Get a trail camera on this product in the spring and watch those bucks grow!

Now is the time to get started because the deer are in need of mineral throughout the year. 10lbs per location is perfect, however if you find that its being visited daily it wouldn't hurt to have another 5lbs added late summer.