Grip 'N Go
Pack in. Pour out. Punch out.
Ships anywhere · The 50 lb bags stay on dealer shelves
What Grip 'N Go is for
Every feed program has spots a truck cannot reach. The camera set a half mile off the road. The scrape you found on a walk-in. The stand you hiked to with a pack already full of gear. Hauling a 50 lb bag to any of them is a bad afternoon.
Grip 'N Go is the answer to that specific problem. Eight pounds and a handle molded into the top of the bag, so it rides in a pack and tears open at the site with one hand. Peanuts, roasted soybeans, and whole corn — the same ingredient family that runs through the rest of the line, sized to carry.
It is an attractant, not a season-long feeding program. Use it to open a site, test whether deer are working a funnel, or freshen a spot that has gone quiet. When the site proves out and you are ready to feed it properly, that is what Triple Grip and Grip Grower are built for.
How to run it.
Pick the spot before you pick the pile. Deer commit to sites they can approach safely, so read the cover and the wind first, then pour. Keep the site consistent once it takes — a spot refreshed on a schedule outperforms a bigger pile dumped once. And check your state and local baiting rules before you place anything.
IngredientsPeanuts, roasted soybeans, whole corn.Contains peanuts. Not for human consumption.
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Triple GripWhen the site proves out — the 50 lb hunting-season blend Grip GrubThe mineral foundation — also ships in a 5.5 lb bag Find Us on AmazonThe two packs that ship anywhere Deer Baiting Laws by StateCheck the rules before you pourWhat is Grip 'N Go?
Grip 'N Go is an 8 lb bag of deer attractant built around portability. It carries the same ingredient family as the rest of the Grip Feed line — peanuts, roasted soybeans, and whole corn — in a pack sized to throw in a backpack and empty in one motion at the site.
How is Grip 'N Go different from Triple Grip?
Format, mostly. Triple Grip is the 50 lb hunting-season program feed you run at an established site through the fall. Grip 'N Go is the 8 lb carry-in pack for the spots a 50 lb bag will never reach: a walk-in camera set, a fresh scrape, a stand you hiked to. Use it to start or freshen a site, not to feed a herd through a season.
Where can I buy Grip 'N Go?
On Amazon, and it ships anywhere. The 50 lb bags and the Grip Grub buckets stay on dealer shelves, but Grip 'N Go and the 5.5 lb Grip Grub bag are the two packs that ship direct.
When should I use Grip 'N Go?
Any time of year. It is most useful when you are scouting or setting up: opening a new camera site, checking whether deer are using a funnel, or freshening a spot mid-season. Always check your state and local baiting regulations before placing any attractant.
Always check current state and local wildlife regulations before feeding, baiting, or placing attractants for deer.