KBO Crunch

Developed from one man’s pursuit of a healthy herd and the harvesting of world class bucks.

The story behind the feed- Brad Snow, owner and operator of Kill’n Buck Outfitters in Killbuck, OH has been hunting whitetails for 36 years. For the last 12, he has been leading world class hunts on his property. Creating a healthy deer herd is his primary goal. Harvesting world class bucks is a result of proper management and nutrition. Through the years, various companies have approached him to promote their products. 7 years ago, frustrated with the performance of those products, he started to blend his own ingredients and experiment on his 4,000-acre ranch. After considerable testing, he started selling Non-GMO KBO Crunch deer feed in 2021. Today, Mt. Hope Elevator is excited to partner with Brad to manufacture & distribute this tremendous feed.

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The Ultimate Attractant

Corn just feeds. KBO attracts. Not only is KBO a Non GMO feed, it is designed to be the ultimate attractant. KBO is tested and proven to draw in bucks and hold them, helping you get that trophy on your wall.

Tested and Proven to Draw in Big Bucks and Keep Them There
Enhanced With Natural Sweeteners and Candy Apple Flavoring
All Non-GMO Ingredients
Excellent Flow in Feeders
Improve Herd Health & Encourage Antler Growth with KBO Extreme

The Extreme Difference

KBO Crunch Extreme Deer Feed is the original KBO Crunch recipe fortified with HD200, an ionic deer supplement. These added minerals are known to improve gut health, increase red blood cells, and improve the overall health of your deer herd. Having a healthy herd ensures higher birth rates and will give your bucks a better chance to reach their genetic potential.

KBO Crunch Extreme has the same great features as KBO Crunch Original- all Non-GMO ingredients, enhanced with that candy apple flavoring that deer love, and excellent flow in feeders. An ultimate attractant.

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The Season's Best: 2024 Buck Showcase

One of the first KBO victims of the season!

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November 1, 2024

Scored 145"

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We switched from a peanut butter mix, and within days, had a beautiful 8-point daylighting. I took my son out and he made a perfect shot on him. -Nicholas Ochadleus

I started using KBO Crunch Deer Feed on August 15 to draw in a specific target buck I’d been tracking for three years. This season, for the first time, he began visiting the feeder consistently. I captured him on camera multiple times until I finally harvested him on October 20, 2024! My largest buck to date! – John Elliot

Trail camera picture from October 18, 2024, just two days before John Elliot shot him.

A 156" buck harvested with the bow by Hilltop Feeds.

Harvested in Loudonville, Ohio

2023 Trophy Harvest

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This buck was shot in Oklahoma at Buffalo Creek Outfitters.

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Harvested in southern Ohio by Joni Yoder.

Levi Lape, Butler Ohio • 2023 Season

Ray Hershberger, Geauga County, Ohio. Shot January 17, 2024

KBO Attracts.

And we have the photos to prove it. These large, mature bucks were taken over a KBO pile.

We faithfully kept our Tombstone feeder filled with KBO Crunch all season, and the deer wasted no time discovering the feast. They visited the feeder the same day we filled it for the first time. On November 10, 2022, I patiently awaited in our blind with my crossbow. As evening descended, I harvested this magnificent trophy deer, scoring 168! - Marilyn Troyer

Ryan Miller

My target buck in the 2021-2022 season eluded me throughout the early season and rut. In late November, I put out a pile of KBO Crunch and started seeing deer within a few days. But the buck I had my eye on went 100% nocturnal. Fast forward to the latter part of January, there was a cold front coming through and I decided to hit the stand. It was 13 degrees that afternoon, the coldest day of the year, and I had a marginal wind. The buck got out of his bed early, and I shot it at 5:05pm with my crossbow as he came to my KBO pile. He was measured at 183 6/8” non-typical! -Ryan Miller

This buck made his appearance at our Tombstone feeder on November 19, 2022, after being lured in by KBO Crunch. We began filling our feeder September 17th, 2022, a week before the bow season began. KBO Crunch remained consistently in the feeder during the entire season, yet I only ventured out for a hunt at this location on the opening day, and then I did not return until November. It was on that memorable November 19th that I settled into my blind with my trusty compound bow, unaware of the opportunity that awaited. At 4:30pm, I seized the chance and successfully harvested this trophy, which scored an impressive 143 6/8. - Marion Troyer

Abe H Yoder

After a three-year pursuit, I finally succeeded in harvesting my prized 165 3/8” 8-point buck. I did not have any photos of him in the first part of the season, so beginning of January I put out KBO Crunch and moved my hang-on tree stand 175 yards to what I believed was the very edge of my target buck’s core area. On January 18, as dusk approached, I saw a slight movement to my left and a set of deer antlers appeared from under the pine trees. I could see at a glance that it was my dream buck! After some tense moments, I took a 32 yard shot with my crossbow. He ran 80 yards before dropping, giving a satisfying end to my chase. – Abe H Yoder