Serious Nutrition for Deer and Exotics
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The Right Feeds for Even Bigger Game
Record Rack® has a full line of products to help you attract and grow a bigger class of bucks. All Record Rack® products are engineered with the right nutrition to fit your specific need. Whether you’re a wildlife watcher looking to see more deer on your land, or an avid sportsman looking to bring in a trophy, we’ve got the right feed to meet your goals.
Buckology 101
Learn about Deer and Buck Management
Whether you’re an avid hunter, a wildlife enthusiast, or simply curious about these majestic creatures, Buckology 101 offers valuable insights and practical tips to enhance your understanding and appreciation of whitetail deer.
Don’t take our word for it — hear it straight from our customers.
"Genetics are important but allowing the deer to reach its full potential through supplemental feed is critical."
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Velvet on full display.
Whitetail bucks grow their antlers covered in a soft, nutrient-rich velvet during summer. This velvet supplies blood and nutrients to help the antlers develop—growing up to 1/2 inch per day!
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As whitetail season comes up, antlers are starting to grow out. What are you feeding your animals to help them reach their full potential?
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Record Rack feed is engineered with the right nutrition to meet the specific needs of your herd.
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Preparing for the arrival of fawns means prioritizing optimal nutrition- investing in superior feeds promotes healthy does and strong offspring!
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Antler you impressed with the trophies that have been shared with us so far this year? We sure are! Show us your 2024 trophy in the comments! … See MoreSee Less
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