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Do you use Scents?
#2
RE: Do you use Scents?
I use scents! I use scents such as doe urine to help attract bucks during rut and I also use products that help me de-scent so that they don't smell me as much either..
Not cheating at all.. I've never understood how some people think that using certain products to help better your chances is cheating. such as scents, camo, choice of weapon, food plots etc...
I mean if you hunt fenced in areas where the animals are baited and brought to you that's one thing but just using products to help your chances is not cheating. Especially if it's legal where your from...
Not cheating at all.. I've never understood how some people think that using certain products to help better your chances is cheating. such as scents, camo, choice of weapon, food plots etc...
I mean if you hunt fenced in areas where the animals are baited and brought to you that's one thing but just using products to help your chances is not cheating. Especially if it's legal where your from...
#6
RE: Do you use Scents?
My wise azz answer is yes "common" I have been using it for years! My true answer is yes,and I have killed many deer through the use of scents.Of the many I have thrown away money on the ones I have absolute confidence in are Kishel's,James Valley and Real deer.I also use fresh tarsal glands and will rely upon their use more and more.
#7
RE: Do you use Scents?
I put no.
I've used them in the past with little or no success and have no urge to use them again in the future. Granted, they work well to stop deer on trails in front of my stands, but I don't feel that they draw them into effective bow range.
They either come in or they don't.
I've used them in the past with little or no success and have no urge to use them again in the future. Granted, they work well to stop deer on trails in front of my stands, but I don't feel that they draw them into effective bow range.
They either come in or they don't.
#8
RE: Do you use Scents?
I voted yes but honestly only depending on the circumstances. On some of the public tracks I hunt, there are so many hunters carting in a 100 different scents, I tend to go scent free. During the peak of the rut however, doe pee is on.