New for 2023: Antler King Cotton Candy Deer Attractant

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posted on October 9, 2023
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Antler King Cotton Candy Lead

Formulated with nutritious cottonseed, Antler King’s Cotton Candy attractant is irresistible to deer.

Packed with more fat, fiber, and protein than any other grain, cottonseed is the ultimate food source for deer from north to south. Cotton Candy also contains protein pellets, roasted soybeans and corn, as well as Antler King’s AMP digestive health supplement for increased intake of protein, vitamins and minerals that leads to a healthier deer herd.

Anter King Cotton Candy deer attractant blend.

While powder attractants can begin to spoil within days due to moisture, Cotton Candy lasts longer in the field, and testing has shown deer keep coming back to the site for over a week after this grain-based mix is gone.

It can be used with any type of feeder (gravity, trough or spin cast) or simply poured directly on the ground to attract deer from a distance.

The new Cotton Candy attractant retails for $17.99 for a 5-pound bag and $29.99 for a 25-pound bag.

To learn more or browse the full Antler King lineup, visit antlerking.com.

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