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The thing about buck jam is like most food/mineral sources you have to consistently keep it out for them to get used to it and it really work. Otherwise you are depending on their sense of smell and them being downwind of the gel. However. If you are working a known run, say between a bedding area and a food plot or water. You can pour it on a stump just beside the trail (try to keep your own scent to a minimum) and camp out in whatever stand or blind you use. I have used buck jam, in my experience it does work, but not any better than a good consistent source of food like corn, and corn doesn't just dissolve in the rain.
GoodOlBoy
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