Deer Mineral

Free-Choice Deer Mineral Designed to Support Herd Mineral Intake (Especially During Antler Growth, Lactation, and Post-Winter Recovery) While Improving Consistency at a Mineral Site

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A deer mineral program is primarily about consistency. Deer seek minerals—especially sodium—because it’s often limited in natural plant materials, and they will actively seek sources when it’s deficient.

Quality Plus Feeds Deer Mineral is intended to be offered free-choice at a maintained mineral site so deer can visit and consume what they need over time. While mineral can support overall herd nutrition, it’s not a substitute for habitat, quality forage, or balanced supplemental feeding when natural nutrition is lacking. If you’re feeding deer in addition to mineral, extension resources emphasize using nutritionally complete approaches rather than relying on single ingredients alone.

Because wildlife products can vary by region and formula, the bag tag is the only authoritative source for guaranteed analysis, ingredients, feeding directions, and any warnings (including selenium statements).

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Key Benefits

  • Supports free-choice mineral intake during high-demand seasonal windows

  • Helps maintain a consistent mineral site and more repeatable visitation patterns

  • Complements forage/habitat programs (food plots, browse management, water access)

  • Simple to deploy and maintain with regular refills

Choose this product if:

  • You want a simple, consistent mineral program for free-ranging deer

  • Your goal is supporting seasonal mineral demand and site consistency

  • You want a set-and-maintain option that pairs with good habitat management


Quality Plus Feeds Deer Mineral is a free-choice mineral designed for whitetail deer (and typically other cervids—verify by tag). It’s used to support consistent mineral intake during key demand windows like antler growth, lactation, and seasonal transitions.