Boss Buck Debuts New Hog Attractant

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posted on June 23, 2020
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Boss Buck has introduced a new hog-hunting aid—the Boss Hawg 5lbs Wild Berry Hog Attractant—which creates an aroma designed to bring hogs right in to you. Quick and easy to use, simply open the bag, rake a three- to four-foot diameter circle and mix the attractant with the surrounding soil. From there, the attractant does the work for you, wafting aroma out to any nearby hogs. Ideal for all seasons, Wild Berry Hog Attractant is highly digestible by hogs. For more information, please visit bossbuck.comMSRP: $12.99

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