Well I put my dripper out and made thescrape underneath iton Sunday.
I went out this evening to hunt and could not resist checking on the scrape. It did not look like anything had been pawing the scrape
but there was only a couple of leaves in it (it has been windy and raining since Monday) so I cleaned out the leaves and made some short scratches. I then addedanother 1/2 ounce ofmore active scrape to the dripper and poured the other 1/2 ounce into the scrape.
About 2 hours later I hear a branch snap to my right (where the mock scrape is) I look and see 2 large does, 1 medium size doe and 3 yearlings milling around the scrape. None of them actually went to the scrape but the 2 large does were within 2 feet and they both were licking their noses checking the wind. After about 10 minutes of this they strolled up the ravine heading away from me.
Not sure if them milling around the area means anything but they did not appear to be alarmed.
We shall see!!![8D]
Extreme, good luck on the Lotto
I have a better suggestion
why don't you buy a big chunk of land that we can all hunt on all the time.
hell you can build us all houses, we can live there andhunt off of our back porches.
What cha think