There is a section in this book (Bowhunting Tactics of the Pros : Strategies for Deer and Big Game by Lamar Underwood)on scent strategies. I was wondering if anyone has ever tried it.

This strategy originates from a professional guide in Wisconsin. His theory is that bowhunters do not use enough doe urine to attract whitetail bucks. This guides tactic is to saturate a 20 to 50 yard area, preferably thick cover within 70 yards+ from your stand, with doe pee the day before you hunt. This area should be saturated preferably at dusk the day before. His theory is that bucks will be searching the area for does throughout the night and will still be hanging out in the area for 30 minutes after legal hunting hours before they go to their beds. He states you must be in your stand well before legal hunting hours for this tactic to be affective. He states his bucks sightings have increased from seeing 1 or 2 bucks to seeing 10 to 20 a hunt........wow! As the rut approaches he changes over to doe in heat pee and the action really picks up. He buys his doe urine by the pints and quarts. Your thoughts!