Wild Lollipop Lick Stone Sweet Corn Flavor with Ground Corn

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Corn is a familiar profile in the hunting ground. That’s exactly why a sweet corn lick stone is interesting, but also needs to be honestly assessed: It doesn’t replace a good spot or calm hunting ground management, it just makes a suitable point clearer in taste and usable for longer.

The Wildlutscher lick stone sweet corn flavor with ground corn is a hard 1.8-kg lick stone with ground corn and 9.8% sugar. According to the source, it is intended for fallow deer, wild boar, and red deer; other hoofed game species may also accept it.

Its strength lies in fixed hunting ground spots that should not be replenished daily with loose bait. The sweet corn character is no free pass for long-range effect but a familiar profile for game bonding directly at the location.

Key features

Ground corn with a sweet profile: familiar base for fixed hoofed game lick points.
9.8% sugar according to source: makes the stone noticeably sweeter in taste than purely salty variants.
High hardness: designed for longer usage and less daily maintenance.
1.8 kg content: sensible for a fixed lick point to be observed over time.
Ø 160 mm: practical size for tree, post, stump, or holder mounting.
Weather-protected placement recommended: rain can unnecessarily dissolve the stone and shorten usage duration.

Our assessment

Black-Raptor short summary:
The sweet corn lick stone fits if you want to manage a known corn profile as a fixed lick point. It is less salt-focused than the salty variants and more geared towards a sweet grain profile.
Buy if: you are looking for a hard lick stone with a sweet corn profile for fallow, red, or wild boar and want to monitor the spot long-term.
Don’t buy if: you want high long-range effect, quick miracle effect, or a salt lick stone with a high sodium/sea salt focus.

Important classification before purchase
Wildlutscher describes these lick stones as products for targeted game bonding at the location. This is important: The stone unfolds its benefit where game plausibly accepts the spot and returns without too much disturbance. A wrongly placed stone remains a wrongly placed stone even with a sweet corn profile.

If you primarily want to work with salt needs, a salty variant is more suitable. If you want a sweet, grainy profile for a fixed point, this corn lick stone is the more logical choice.

Practical tip: Don’t mount directly on the easiest control path
Sweet profiles especially tempt you to place the stone where it’s easiest to check. Better is a point where game reliably comes and you can still check with little disturbance. A camera at some distance often provides more insight than daily checking right at the stone.

Sweet corn is the familiar variant for hunting grounds where corn is already well accepted. Green apple sets a fruitier accent, salty corn works more through salt. The choice should depend on the goal at the location, not just the product name.

Application scenarios
According to the source, the stone can be mounted on a tree with a 180 screw and
M20 washer mounted. Alternatively, rope, chain, a tree stump with iron rod, or a post with roofing can be used. The rain protection is especially useful because direct moisture attacks the surface faster.

For the height, the source states 0.80 to 1.20 m for wild boar, 1.20 m for roe deer, 1.20 to 1.40 m for fallow deer, and 1.20 to 1.60 m for red deer. In practice, the height should match the target game species and the location so that the stone does not get dirty or is hard to reach.

Features & Construction
The composition is focused on corn and sugar: ground corn, 9.8% sugar, and glucose as carrier material. This clearly classifies the stone as a sweet grain profile and not as a mineral-salty lick stone.

The hard structure is designed for longer use. This is especially helpful at spots you want to assess via game camera or regular visual checks without having to constantly apply new material.

Technical Data

Product type: Attractant and supplementary feed for wildlife, used as a sweet corn lick stone.
Content: 1.8 kg – suitable for a fixed territory point with longer observation.
Diameter: Ø 160 mm – suitable for common lick stone mounting methods.
Packaging size: 17.5 x 17 x 8 cm – easy to store and transport.
Composition: ground corn, 9.8% sugar, carrier material glucose.
Analytical components: crude protein 3.83%, crude fat 1.4%, crude fiber 0.4%, crude ash 0.7%, calcium 0.025%, sodium 0.015%, phosphorus 0.135%, magnesium 0.036%, dry matter 98.02%.
Target game according to source: fallow deer, wild boar, red deer, and other hoofed game species.

Delivery Contents
Delivery contents according to available information: 1 x Wildlutscher lick stone sweet corn flavor with ground corn, 1.8 kg. Mounting materials such as screw, washer, rope, chain, iron rod, post, or roofing are not included.

Note:
Please always observe the regionally applicable hunting laws, baiting and feeding rules, and possible restrictions in the territory when using attractants and supplementary feed. The stone should be used weather-protected, moderately, and in accordance with the territory. Acceptance and usage duration depend on location, weather, season, natural forage availability, and disturbance.

FAQ

Is the sweet corn lick stone more of a salt stone or a grain lick stone?
It is clearly classified as a sweet corn/grain profile. The composition lists ground corn and 9.8% sugar, not a high sea salt content.

For which game is the stone intended?
According to the source, for fallow deer, wild boar, and red deer. Other hoofed game species may also accept it if location and mounting height are suitable.

Can it replace daily baiting?
It can reduce maintenance effort at a fixed lick spot but does not replace a legally compliant baiting strategy or good site selection.

Why should the stone be protected from rain?
Direct rain can dissolve the stone faster and uncontrollably change the surface. Roofing usually extends the clean usage duration.

When is a salty variant more suitable?
If you want to emphasize the salt/mineral stimulus more, a salty corn or wheat lick stone is better suited than this sweet corn variant.