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Which deer attractant works best in real-world conditions? In today’s Brad Morgan Adventures field test, we run a six-night trail camera experiment comparing Sweet Sugar Beet vs Deer Cane vs Apple Scented Deer Corn to see which one truly pulls wildlife in faster and more consistently. No hunting here—this is a wildlife observation study set in a natural greenbelt funnel, an area loaded with deer, coyotes, hawks, eagles, and more. Each attractant was tested for two nights in the same general area with identical ground conditions: Sweet Sugar Beet: drew multiple groups of does and bucks, plus a pack of coyotes all in the first two nights. Deer Cane: didn’t trigger any visits during the short test, showing that mineral licks need longer to establish. Apple Scented Corn: delivered strong, repeated deer visits on both nights, proving reliable and cost-effective. In the end, Sweet Sugar Beet wins for short-term attraction, Corn ranks a dependable second, and Deer Cane remains best for long-term mineral sites—not short tests. If you enjoy wildlife observation, scouting strategy, trail cams, or learning what actually works in the woods, subscribe and join Brad Morgan Adventures for more real outdoor tests, adventures, and Great Lakes nature content!