To Pee or Not to Pee
#21
Joined: Aug 2004
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True story.....two years ago on a cold thanksgiving day, my 12 year old daughter and I were walking towards a spot I had picked out for our 4 day doe season. All of a sudden the call of nature came and I could walk no farther. I told my daughter to continue to the spot we had picked so I could relieve myself which I did on a nice little pine sapling. About an hour after we had settled, a nice big boddied doe walked out at that very same tree I had releived myself on. She was about 50 yards away and my daughter lowered her .243 and dropped the doe for her first kill. We harvested 2 does each that day in that same area.
My belief is that it does not make a difference. I have read about it several times and the deer cannot tell a difference between human urin or animal urin.
My belief is that it does not make a difference. I have read about it several times and the deer cannot tell a difference between human urin or animal urin.
#22
ORIGINAL: Trex
I have contained it and I have just whizzed over the edge and have never been able to ascertain whether it has any direct effect on the deer.
I have contained it and I have just whizzed over the edge and have never been able to ascertain whether it has any direct effect on the deer.
#24
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Apr 2004
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I even took a few #2's from my stand.
What do you do, hang your tail over the edge? That is too extreme for me. I would have to get down for sure, yep.
#25
Joined: Aug 2004
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From:
Trex
From the research I have done it seems human urine does not have any pheromons and deer can't tell if its from predator or prey. I my experience deer just sniff and go about their business. On occasion they may even go out of their way to take a sniff......might even work in you favor.
Good Luck this year
From the research I have done it seems human urine does not have any pheromons and deer can't tell if its from predator or prey. I my experience deer just sniff and go about their business. On occasion they may even go out of their way to take a sniff......might even work in you favor.
Good Luck this year
#26
I say pee. It doesn't seem to bother them one bit. Its especially fun when there is snow on the ground and you can try to write your name from 20ft up a tree.
Thats a challenge!
Thats a challenge!
#27
Joined: May 2004
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From: Evans, GA
mossy...I dip in the stand also, great way to stay awake. I have seen the same thing you have. I have actually had deer on several different occasions sniff around were I spit. I dip Kodiak Wintergreen. I am not sure what the deal is but it doesn't seem to bother them.
#30
Fork Horn
Joined: Sep 2003
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From: Jamestown, KY
I experimented with this idea last year. Peeing in scrapes only made bucks mad. One scrape was doubled in size the next day. Urine is urine for the most part. If you don't think so, pee in the yard and turn a dog loose. He will pee in the same spot to mark turf ,he can't distinguish the difference. Human scent on trees & ground from boots make him more skittish than pee. I am going to keep experinmenting this year.


