Salt lick is also known as a mineral lick, is a place where animals can go to lick basic mineral supplements from a store of salts and different minerals. They can be naturally occurring or artificial like salt blocks that agriculturalists put in fields for livestock to lick. Salt lick is a salt deposit that animal lick regularly. In our environment salt licks often occur naturally, which provides sodium, calcium, zinc, phosphorus and iron, which are required in the season of spring for muscle, bone and other development in wildlife. Harsh climate exposes salty mineral stores that draw animals from far away for an essence of required nutrients. Herbivorous animals are poor in nutrient may be able to overcome insufficiencies in important basics by the usage with natural mineral licks. Some of the agriculturist makes their own mineral lick which is a mixture of bones, bricks, termite mounds and common salt. They come in the form of powder and granules which can be kept in a sustaining compartment or consolidated straight into the soil and making it a lick surface. They can be also be placed upraised containers to limit the feed of some animals.