doman

there's nothing better than fresh urine as a curiosity scent. Animals love to smell urine. does'nt matter where the stuff came from.
I pee'd in a buddy's scrape dripper once. ( he was moving in on my spot) but was dissapointed to find out from him that deer and buck sightings were good from that spot afterwards. Since then I'f I have to go while hunting I make a scrape and pee in it. never had an ill effect.

Big Country

I have video taped 140" bucks smelling where I let it rip from my stand 5 minutes after doing so. Never phased them one bit.

Been whizzing from my treestands for many years, and I usually kill at least one P&Y buck per year.

Of course, I don`t eat cloves of garlic or other similar stuff during my hunting trips either.

muckland

My hunting bud makes a mock scrape every year and pisses in it, and guess what?? he bags a shooter buck every year. I just cant bring myself to pissout of my stand. Gatoraid bottle for me..

BTBowhunter

It's been my experience that deer are not able to identify human urine as urine. If a deer spooks from a spot where youve taken a leak, it's far more likely that you have left other human scent there from your clothing or boots.

I find it funny that some guys wont piss around their stand but have no problem touching saplings and brush with their hands and they dont worry about keeping their boots scent free. Your hands and feet are big scent carriers.

AJ52

A Men on that BTB

Nord QC Bouman

I guess it depends on where you hunt and tame your game is. A buck in my area will smell your piss from a 1/4 mile and avoid you all together. I don't think it is so much your piss as it is a foriegn smell that makes them leary.


Q. I read somewhere that human urine is a good deterrent for keeping deer and other wildlife away from a garden? Will this work?



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Avalanche

I tried peeing in a scrap once and watched a spike come in and take one smell and bolt, of course he may have smelled the Jack Daniels from the night before

mlo3135127

I agree with the above.
Guy's, go ahead and piss all over everything if you want, I will not take the chance.