Curiosity Scents
 

I was wondering if anyone had any good ideas for post rut hunting and some sort of curiosity scent? With the rut done now, they do not seem to be responding to any of the normal scents I was using. Any ideas on how to attract them a little better during these last few weeks?

RE: Curiosity Scents
 

I haven't had any luck with scents in the post rut. The deer are just concerned about one thing, eating! They need to put on weight for the winter. Hunt food plots and crop fields. That's where the does will be and the bucks will be following in the hopes of catching the off doe still not bred yet. But the bucks will be mighty hungry too. They've been running does and fighting for 2 months now.

KEEP IT LEGAL. KEEP IT SAFE. OR WE MAY NOT GET TO KEEP IT AT ALL.

RE: Curiosity Scents
 

I've never tried scents in late season, but if did I'd go with some food type scents, apple, acorn, etc. I do have a favorite curiosity scent I really like to use in the early season, and have yet to see a deer not stop, and take a good whiff of it. Bob Kirschner's curiosity scent. May also want to give it a try in late season, I've always emptied my bottle by late season to give it a try, but if you do, and have any luck let me know!

RE: Curiosity Scents
 

Not sure about scents, but I've called deer in using my rabbit squeeler predator call. I guess they came to see what the fuss was about.

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RE: Curiosity Scents
 

I have had good results with Scrape Juice Bowhunter's Setup this year

as a curiosity scent. I have not used it in late season, but I don't

see why it wouldn't work in Dec.,Jan..

RE: Curiosity Scents
 

if you think im joking im not....


<font size=6>Peanutbutter</font id=size6> works great!

RE: Curiosity Scents
 

peanutbutter i will have to try that. what do you do just start smearing it on trees? i guess the birds will eat it when you are done.

RE: Curiosity Scents
 

yeah just smear it on trees and stumps within shooting range of your stand.