Evolved Habitats Wildlife Molasses Attractant

It is highly versatile. You can pour it directly onto the ground, over stumps, or onto existing feed piles to draw animals in. If you are using it for livestock, it works well as a top dressing for dry feed or grains in a trough.

Because it is a sweet, high-energy food source, it is primarily designed to attract deer, hogs, bear, and livestock. While it may occasionally draw in other opportunistic animals attracted to sugar, it is not specifically formulated to target predators.

Yes, this is feed-grade molasses, which is safe for cattle, horses, and swine. It is often used to encourage picky eaters to consume their daily rations or to help mix in necessary medications.

The duration depends heavily on weather conditions and animal traffic. In dry conditions, the scent can linger for several days, but heavy rain will wash it into the soil, where it will continue to act as an attractant as animals forage for the sweet taste.

Like most molasses-based products, it will thicken significantly in freezing temperatures, making it harder to pour. If you plan to use it during late-season hunting or winter feeding, store the container in a warmer area before heading out to ensure it flows easily.