Boss Buck Unveils Boss Booster Concentrated Mineral Attractant

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posted on May 26, 2020
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Boss Buck has released a new way to reinvigorate old and new mineral sites: the Boss Booster Concentrated Mineral Attractant. This attractant creates an irresistible, long-lasting mineral site that lasts for weeks, and helps create a pattern deer will follow all season long. Simply open the 7-lb. bag, rake a 3- to 4-foot-diameter circle, and mix the Boss Booster attractant with the soil. 

Ideal for use in the pre-season, Boss Booster Concentrated Mineral Attractant is highly digestible by big game animals, promotes antler growth and is made right here in the USA. For more information, please visit bossbuck.comMSRP: $9.99

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