AntlerMax Deer Blend 16

A 16%-protein mix of corn and nutrition-packed pellets designed to enhance the natural forage diet of deer, elk and game. The protein content supports good performance with patented AntlerMax® Technology to promote strong antler growth, reproductive success and abundant milk production and promotes growth and healthy development in fawns and calves.

Contains proprietary AntlerMax® Mineral Technology, a power-packed nutritional package with ideal amounts and ratios of vitamins and minerals for good antler density and strength, reproductive performance and healthy young.

• Directions
• Guaranteed Analysis
• Feeding
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Directions

Important:

1. A feeding program is only as effective as the management practices. Actual results can vary depending upon feed intake, environmental conditions and the quality of management practices.
2. Purina Mills® AntlerMax® Deer Chow® Blend 16 is a supplement, not a complete feed, and must be fed with free-choice access to adequate hay or native forage.
3. Deer, elk or other game should not have free access to corn as eating too much corn at one time can lead to serious digestive upsets and in extreme cases, even death.
4. Provide water and Purina Mills® AntlerMax® Deer and Elk Trophy MineralTM Product at all times.

Guaranteed Analysis

Guaranteed Analysis:

Crude Protein, not less than: 16.0%

Crude Fat, not less than: 2.0%

Crude Fiber, not more than: 15.0%

Crude Fiber, not less than: 8.0%

Calcium (Ca), not less than: 0.95%

Calcium (Ca), not more than: 1.45%

Phosphorus (P), not less than: 1.0%

Salt (NaCl), not less than: 0.2%

Salt (NaCl), not more than: 0.7%

Feeding

How and When to Feed:

1. Feed Purina Mills® AntlerMax® Deer Chow® Blend 16 to deer, elk and other game starting in January when antler development begins through September or until antler growth is complete (antlers harden). To provide a strong source of protein and energy during the fall and winter, this diet may also be fed starting in October or one month before the start of the rut and through the end of December or until the antlers begin to drop.

2. Feed free-choice with adequate native forage or good quality hay.
3. Place under shelter near high animal activity and close to a constant supply of fresh, clean water. For best results, place feed in a free-choice protein feeder. Because the corn in this diet can enhance flowability, it may also be fed using a broadcast feeder.
4. Consumption will vary depending upon season of the year, nutritional needs of the animals, availability of other foods and familiarity with pelleted feeds. Deer and elk unaccustomed to eating pelleted feed could require 30-45 days to achieve high intake. The presence of corn in this diet makes it excellent for training deer and elk to eat pellets.
5. If fed to animals in confinement, feed one to two pounds per 100 pounds of body weight in addition to free- choice, good-quality roughage.

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