Grip Grower deer feed
Advanced nutrition for antler growth, herd vitality and milk production. Grip Grower is the serious growth, recovery, antler, and body-condition feed — nutrition deer crave, antler growth you want.
Why the Grip Grower blend works
Antlers aren't grown in November. They're grown from the day sheds drop until velvet strips, and every inch of that growth is paid for in protein, energy, and minerals. The same window carries peak gestation, fawning, and lactation. Bigger bucks start with better feed, and better feed matters most right here.
Grip Grower runs fat-first at 30% combined fat and protein. The protein builds frame, muscle, and antler; the fat carries the energy bill so the protein can do its job instead of being burned as fuel. Roasted soybeans keep the package digestible, so more of the bag becomes deer.
How to feed it.
Start it at shed drop and keep it consistent through late summer; the herd's demand climbs steadily until velvet finishes. Introduce it gradually as with any rich feed, and run a mineral site alongside. Feeding rates per the bag.
As it reads on the 50 lb bag tag.
IngredientsGrain products, processed grain byproducts, plant protein products, roughage products, peanuts, natural & artificial flavors, molasses products, calcium carbonate, dicalcium phosphate, salt, vitamin A supplement, vitamin D3 supplement, vitamin E supplement, zinc amino acid complex, L-lysine, DL-methionine, biotin, selenium, yeast folic acid, ethylenediamine dihydriodide, cobalt carbonate.Contains peanuts.
Related products and guides
Grip GrubThe mineral half of the growing season Triple GripThe hand-off when hunting season opens Deer Nutrition GuideWhat growth actually costs a herd Deer Feeding CalendarThe growing-season window, by regionWhat is Grip Grower deer feed?
Grip Grower is Grip Feed Co.'s growth-season blend, built to deliver advanced nutrition for antler growth, herd vitality and milk production. It runs fat-first with 30% combined fat and protein to carry does through gestation and lactation and fuel fawn development.
When should I feed Grip Grower?
Spring through late summer, from the day sheds drop until bucks harden off. That window covers antler growth, peak gestation, fawning, and lactation — the highest nutritional demand of the whitetail year.
Does Grip Grower grow bigger antlers?
No feed can guarantee inches. Antler growth runs on genetics, age, and nutrition, and nutrition is the one variable a hunter can improve today. Grip Grower supports antler growth by supplying protein, fat, and energy through the growing season, when the antler is actually being built.
Should I run minerals with Grip Grower?
Yes. A hardened antler is roughly one-fifth calcium and phosphorus, and lactating does pull minerals hard. A Grip Grub mineral site alongside Grip Grower covers the micronutrient side of the growing season.
Always check current state and local wildlife regulations before feeding, baiting, or placing attractants for deer.