Tinks products.....glass or plastic
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It is my understanding that Nathan Tink sold Tink's to a corporation (I think Wellington Corp.) and now the investors have to recoup their monies. Plastic is cheaper than glass! Did you every wonder how Tink's and other companie etc.... get some much estrous deer urine and they don't even own a deer? I suspect they buy from multiple deer farms and pour it all together then draw it up in 1 oz plastic bottles( after adding preservatives). How can a hunter be sure that the Tink's or other brands are not left over from last years displays, only to be stored in the merchant's store room to be sold the next year>.
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i never had much luck with the stuff...i did have good luck with this stuff called moon fire or so,ething..its all synthetic but it still got better results than tinks....
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i bought some of those thick cottonwicks with the holes in them and drug them behind me on the way to my stand, i then circled my stad in about a 20 yard circle a couple times then hung it from my stand and i dont think it drew deer in but it kep em there a lil longer while they were tryin topickup thethe trail...