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Hunting salt, flavoured salt lick - FRED'S 1928
Hunting salt, flavoured salt lick - FRED'S 1928
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Pure sulphur, powdered game bait - FRED'S 1928
Pure sulphur, powdered game bait - FRED'S 1928
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- $15.95
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About FRED'S 1928
The bait and the salt we make ourselves, since 1928.
Frequently Asked Questions
When can you bait deer in Quebec?
From 1 September to 30 November only. Outside that period, feeding white-tailed deer is prohibited, with fines from $1,000 to $5,000. Saline substances are the exception: they remain permitted year-round.
Is salt permitted all year?
Yes. Saline substances — loose salt, blocks, salt licks — are not covered by the baiting window. You can build and maintain a lick in any season, which is in fact better: a site established well in advance works harder.
How much corn does one site need for the season?
Budget 6 to 8 25 kg sacks per site for a full season: one sack to establish the site, then regular top-ups depending on pressure. If you're running several sites, come to the counter — we load by the pallet.
Whole corn or cracked corn?
Whole corn is the foundation: it keeps better on the ground and holds a site over time. Cracked works faster because the kernel is open and the scent releases with the first rain, but it doesn't last as long. Open with cracked, maintain with whole.
What game is sulphur for?
Mainly moose. Sulphur is spread on the ground around a lick or wallow — not on the blocks, and not mixed into minerals — and it works best in damp black earth. White-tailed deer use these sites too. In zones 5 ouest and 8 sud, moose is bow and crossbow only.
Can I collect in store?
Yes, pickup is free at West Brome and Bedford, and it's the simplest way to leave with several sacks. Local delivery is also available — the terms are shown at checkout.
