Pure powdered sulphur, spread on the ground around your salt lick or wallow. This is what you add to an established site to keep it working.

Why sulphur works
Moose seek out sulphur. They walk on it, lie in it, paw at the damp black earth that holds it — and they come back. Used alongside salt and minerals, sulphur enriches a site and holds game interest for longer. White-tailed deer use these sites too.

How to use

• Spread the powder on the ground around the lick — not on the blocks, and not mixed into minerals.
• Choose damp ground. Sulphur works best in wet black earth.
• Refresh after heavy rain.
• Set the site up several weeks ahead. A salt lick takes time to establish.

Size: 2.7 kg (5.5 lb). A full-season format, not a top-up tub.

Legal note
Baiting is permitted from 1 September to 30 November only. Outside that period, feeding cervids is prohibited. Saline substances remain permitted year-round.

Free pickup at West Brome and Bedford.