Lets talk scents..........
#1
Lets talk scents..........
So a few of you know I am leaving tomorrow night on my annual week long rut hunt in central ny, and north central pa. I have never been a believer in scents and only ever had one encounter with a deer using them which was vanilla extract during early season almost 10 years ago. I hae unsuccessfully hunted scrapes with scent, scent drags, etc. primarily using tinks 69, and code blue. I am rethinking using some scents this upcoming week.
What I am looking for is what scents have you used successfully, and how exactly did you use the scent?
Thanks!
~Matt
What I am looking for is what scents have you used successfully, and how exactly did you use the scent?
Thanks!
~Matt
#2
RE: Lets talk scents..........
Ms. Doe Pee EstrusUrinehas worked for me on quite a few occasions. I even have some of them documented on video. The stuff really does work at times.
Near bedding areas or funnels back in the timber I freshen up active scrapes and licking branches during the last week of October through the chasing phase.
I never waste my time with scrapes near fields or open areas.
Near bedding areas or funnels back in the timber I freshen up active scrapes and licking branches during the last week of October through the chasing phase.
I never waste my time with scrapes near fields or open areas.
#3
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Nov 2004
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RE: Lets talk scents..........
I take off a week each year and hunt our farms in eastern NC...We arrive on Saturday and have time to hunt that afternoon...We spend Sunday scouting...
I have one area that is about 150 yards beside a field, this area has white oaks and a old logging trail running through it...It also has 2 cutovers nearby...There is usually a scrape under one of the holly trees, on the logging road...I pour a half a bottle of Tinks 69 into the scrape and hang 3 35mm flim canisters on limbs along the logging trail with a cotton ball soaked in the rest of the Tinks...I then leave the area until Wednesday afternoon...I then walk in with a scent drag soaked in Tinks and stop and add Tinks to the scrape and scent bombs...I then climb a pine tree that I have used for years...I have killed several nice bucks in this area using this technique....Now this is a good area, even without the Tinks, but I feel that it pulls bucks in and also helps bring them out of the cutovers and they stop when they cross the logging trail, giving me a good shot...
I have one area that is about 150 yards beside a field, this area has white oaks and a old logging trail running through it...It also has 2 cutovers nearby...There is usually a scrape under one of the holly trees, on the logging road...I pour a half a bottle of Tinks 69 into the scrape and hang 3 35mm flim canisters on limbs along the logging trail with a cotton ball soaked in the rest of the Tinks...I then leave the area until Wednesday afternoon...I then walk in with a scent drag soaked in Tinks and stop and add Tinks to the scrape and scent bombs...I then climb a pine tree that I have used for years...I have killed several nice bucks in this area using this technique....Now this is a good area, even without the Tinks, but I feel that it pulls bucks in and also helps bring them out of the cutovers and they stop when they cross the logging trail, giving me a good shot...
#5
RE: Lets talk scents..........
ORIGINAL: buckeyebuckhntr
Ms. Doe Pee EstrusUrinehas worked for me on quite a few occasions. I even have some of them documented on video. The stuff really does work at times.
Near bedding areas or funnels back in the timber I freshen up active scrapes and licking branches during the last week of October through the chasing phase.
I never waste my time with scrapes near fields or open areas.
Ms. Doe Pee EstrusUrinehas worked for me on quite a few occasions. I even have some of them documented on video. The stuff really does work at times.
Near bedding areas or funnels back in the timber I freshen up active scrapes and licking branches during the last week of October through the chasing phase.
I never waste my time with scrapes near fields or open areas.
Anyone else?
Thanks for the responses so far........
#6
RE: Lets talk scents..........
Anyone else?
We actually have this guy beating up his mock scrape on video, along with the kill shot