Make your bait glow...

[phade]

Evolved Habitats, America's #1 brand of wildlife nutritional products developed to attract and hold wildlife, introduces a

groundbreaking technology that is sure to significantly, increase the potential of your deer attractants - Glo-Cote Ultraviolet Enhancement Technology.  

 

Research has proven whitetails can see well into the ultraviolet (UV) light spectrum - a wavelength invisible to the human eye - and it is widely acknowledged whitetails use this to their advantage to navigate in dark and low-light situations.

 

Evolved Habitats' Glo-CoteTM ultraviolet additive was developed to enable deer to "see" scents, attractants or foods. Evolved Habitats patented Glo-CoteTM is an ultraviolet additive that emits a visible neon-blue "glow" deer can see, night or day, piquing their curiosity and drawing them in. Standard attractants such as feeds, minerals, powders, sprays, blocks and scents require animals to physically walk downwind in a very narrow scent corridor (as small as two degrees) to discover the attractant. In contrast, products treated with Evolved Habitat's Glo-CoteTM emit a 360-degree visual queue (a neon blue glow) that grabs the animal's attention. Like Pavlov's dog, upon the discovery of the attractant, whitetails are rewarded with a positive experience, associating the neon-glow with food. Deer actively seek out these ultra-visible sites repeatedly.

 

Being rendered visually attractive in 360-degrees, treated products or enhanced sites are 180-times more likely to be discovered by animals over traditional, untreated attractants. Exhaustive field-testing has proven that areas and products (i.e., food plots, bait stations, feeders, agricultural crops) treated with Evolved Habitat's Glo-CoteTM are discovered and frequented within 24 hours of application (some even sooner) and receive significantly greater traffic and usage when compared to untreated sites and products.

 

Evolved Habitats' Glo-CoteTM has been tested nationwide and proven effective in every region of the country. Additionally, areas and products treated with the revolutionary Evolved Habitats' Glo-CoteTM receive significantly more daylight traffic when compared to untreated areas. Additionally, research has shown that Evolved Habitats' Glo-CoteTM treated products are consumed in higher volume than untreated products, helping whitetails grow bigger and healthier. Evolved Habitats' Glo-CoteTM can also be used to "activate" scarcely used food plots or bait sites, allowing hunters to steer deer to specific locations by treating crops, native vegetation (browse) or other food sources.

 

For 2014, Glo-CoteTM UV Enhancement Technology will add to the attraction of Evolved Habitats' Dirt BagTM, Dirt BlockTM, Deer CaneTM RTH and Deer CaneTM Apple Mix and is sure to change the way humans and deer look at deer attractants and supplemental feeding.

[G-Man]

And if you eat game that eats this..do you glow as well?

[burmjohn]

Then if you take a doot does it glow.

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[Jeremy K]

This hunting stuff is getting to confusing .

[WNYBuckHunter]

People will buy anything

[moog5050]

Phade won't admit it, but he has two gallons already in the back of that Dodge.

[wooly]

If I were a betting man, my money would be on the the color yellow over blue as a curiosity or feed based attractant.

Has anyone else ever noticed how deer seem to gravitate towards our enhanced camo patterns of late?

I swear sometimes in the late stages of fall and winter, the green in the pattern is what grabs their attention.

[G-Man]

Seem funny they have you spray down and use UV killers on your cameo but then put UV on bait...maybe if you just sit still and don't wash with UV killers the deer will just walk up to try and eat you .... then bang! Done hunting... be your own bait pile don't use UV killers!!

[Nomad]

That's its, I'm putting manikins wearing orange coats ,with pockets full off deer feed out all summer right up to,hunting season.

A feeder a shaped and dressed like a hunter ,where have I seen that before....oh ya my yard.....

Edited April 11, 2014 by Larry302