Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer Review

The Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer Made a Bold First Impression

The Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer isn’t your typical piece of tactical gear; it’s a carefully crafted attractant designed to lure deer using a combination of visual and olfactory cues. Manufactured by Evolved, this 5-pound bag promises to be more than just feed. It boasts a dirt-like appearance, UV enhancement, and the sweet scent of dried molasses. My goal was to find an attractant that could reliably draw deer into a specific area, especially during the pre-rut season when bucks are actively seeking does.

My usual attractant was a standard corn-based mix, but it was often ignored, or quickly consumed by non-target animals. I needed something more selective, more appealing to deer specifically. Upon receiving the Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer, I was immediately struck by its texture; it genuinely looked like dirt. The aroma of molasses was strong but not overpowering. It reminded me of the sweet feed I used to give my horse growing up.

Compared to a bag of plain corn or a mineral lick, the Evolved Dirt Bag stood out due to its unique approach. The dirt-like appearance seemed like a clever camouflage. I chose this product over others hoping that the UV enhancement would enhance its visibility to deer and that the molasses scent would be irresistible. I was cautiously optimistic; the concept was intriguing, but the real test would be in the field.

Real-World Testing: Putting Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer to the Test

First Use Experience

My first test of the Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer took place on a heavily wooded section of my property in upstate New York, an area known for its deer population. I chose a spot near a frequently used game trail, hoping to intercept deer moving through the area. I spread about half the bag in a small clearing, creating a mock scrape and waited.

The weather was cool and damp, typical for a late October afternoon. Visibility was decent, but the low light made it difficult to discern details. After about an hour, a doe cautiously approached the clearing, sniffing the air. She immediately went to the pile of Evolved Dirt Bag, investigating it intently. While she didn’t gorge herself, she did spend a significant amount of time pawing at it and licking the mixture. There were no immediate issues. The attractant seemed to be working as advertised.

Extended Use & Reliability

After several weeks of use, I can say that the Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer has proven to be a consistent attractant, but not a silver bullet. The deer regularly visited the site where I had spread the product, though their behavior varied. Sometimes they would consume small amounts, while other times they would simply investigate the area. I have noticed that it does attract other wildlife, such as squirrels and turkeys. This can potentially lead to the deer becoming wary.

After a month, the initial pile of Evolved Dirt Bag had largely dissipated, either consumed or washed away by rain. There were no noticeable signs of degradation or spoilage. Regular replenishment is necessary to maintain its effectiveness. Compared to my previous experiences with corn, the Evolved Dirt Bag seems to be more effective in attracting deer’s initial attention, but the novelty wears off relatively quickly.

Breaking Down the Features of Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer

Specifications

• Weight: 5 pounds. The bag is easy to carry and distribute, even across rough terrain.
• Appearance: Dirt-like texture and color. This provides camouflage, making it less obvious to wary deer.
• Scent: Dried molasses. Deer are drawn to the sweet, strong aroma.
• UV Enhancement: Enhanced visibility. This maximizes the attractant’s visual appeal to deer in varying light conditions.
• Packaging: Durable plastic bag. This keeps the product fresh and prevents moisture from ruining it.

The dirt-like appearance is designed to blend seamlessly with the environment, reducing the risk of spooking deer. The molasses scent is a potent attractant known to pique deer’s interest. UV enhancement helps deer locate the attractant even in low-light situations.

Performance & Functionality

The Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer performs its primary function – attracting deer – reasonably well. It consistently draws deer into the area, though the level of interaction varies. The sweet molasses scent seems to be the biggest draw. While it’s effective, it’s not a perfect solution, and its longevity is limited.

Its strength lies in its initial appeal, quickly drawing deer into a specific area. One weakness is that the attractant can also bring in other wildlife that are not the intended target. It meets expectations as a supplementary attractant but shouldn’t be relied on as the sole method for attracting deer.

Design & Ergonomics

The design is simple yet effective. The dirt-like appearance is clever camouflage. The bag is easy to handle, making distribution straightforward.

There’s virtually no learning curve. Just open the bag and spread the attractant.

Durability & Maintenance

The durability refers more to the longevity of the attractant’s effect, rather than the physical product itself. It lasts for several weeks before needing replenishment. There’s no real maintenance involved. Just reapply as needed.

Accessories and Customization Options

The Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer is a standalone product and does not have accessories or customization options. It’s intended to be used as is. It can be used in conjunction with trail cameras to monitor deer activity at the site.

Pros and Cons of Evolved Dirt Bag 5# bag Deer