Made for Hunters, By Hunters
Hardwood Ridge: Science Meets Tradition in Deer Attraction”
BUILT BY TRADITION
"Because to us, we don't just make deer feed. Our products are part of a story that connects family, heritage, and the outdoors. "
OUR ORIGINS
More than just another deer feed company. Our family business has been manufacturing deer blocks for over 5 years, handling everything from start to finish, sourcing, manufacturing, warehousing and selling.
Located in the northern deep woods of the Upper Peninsula of Michigan, we were raised to be hardworking and driven with a focus of helping others. Growing up, many of these morals were learned through hunting.
Growing up in the U.P. you learn that hunting is more than just "getting your deer". It's about the night before deer season, eating good food and telling the same deer stories over and over each year, remembering the traditions of those passed before us.
Hardwood Ridge was created by hunters that, much like you, remember sitting on a stump with grandpa hoping to see the first deer of the morning, or shooting your first deer and remembering the excitement of bringing it back to camp.
Hardwood Ridge wasn't created to just sell deer products just like everyone else. It was created to make products that serve a need, with a backbone built off our hunting heritage, with a passion dedicated to carrying on the traditions from those who left them behind.
Real, unique products, no flashy names, just high quality products at an affordable price. With a focus on innovation for growing bigger, healthier deer.

our family
We’re not just selling a block—we’re protecting a tradition. Every block is designed to support herd health, increase buck engagement, and enhance hunting success.

Join the Hardwood Ridge Family
Committed to hunters and the tradition of growing the sport. Contact us to join the team!
Quick FAQ
Q: How to use a deer mineral block effectively?
A: Place it in a high-traffic area, leave it, and allow deer to visit naturally.
Q: What’s the best deer attractant placement?
A: Near bedding cover, along travel corridors, or on field edges.