Predator Control Group Tactical Nuke Wild Paw Paw is a powerful deer calling additive that drives deer crazy. They will come back day and night, once they find it. Not only is it designed to travel long on the wind to call deer to your feed, but the taste will also keep them coming back.
Tactical Nuke flat out works. Try it for yourself in front of your trail cams before season and see for yourself. You will never see this type of response from corn or grains. You will see the ground beat to death and dug up.
Tactical Nuke is made by Clint Locklear from Predator Control Group. He has been making coyote lure that has put 19 coyotes in his truck in one day and bobcat lure that has produced 174 bobcats in 60 days. Now he has taken all that experience formulating predator lures and used this craftsmanship to attract deer. Tactical Nuke is your unfair advantage.
Wild Paw Paw is the sweet calling scent in Tactical Nuke. You may have never heard of wild Paw Paw. The odor is one of the most powerful and dependable deer callers there is. Paw Paw is a sweet perfume smelling fruit when it is ripe. Deer travel long distances to get to it. Deer cannot help themselves. They will find a way to get a mouth full of it.
Why don't other deer scent makers use wild paw paw in their products? The main reason is that it has to be worked with in a complex manner that takes years to figure out. It does not matter if your deer have never been around a paw paw fruit, one smell and they know they found the motherlode of taste.
Tactical Nuke comes in a 1/2 Gallon 64 oz. jar. 4 oz. is all that is needed to mix with a 50-pound bag of whole or cracked corn. You can also use other grains, and the same amount of Tactical Nuke is all that is needed. Simply add the Tactical Nuke on top of the corn or grain after you pour it out in the field, or you can add to the bag of corn or grain and shake up. You can use Tactical Nuke without corn or grain, but the corn or grain will act as a filler to keep them there longer and not eat the Tactical Nuke as fast.
