todd a smith

well, i finally did it. i saw the vanilla on the shelf for .99c and thought,
what the heck. purchased it and will drag it behind me this week. ifigure
the deer are keying on food and will not be interested in the other scents,
so i am going to hit them where it counts..da tummy.. anyone ever use it??

tupopp2k6

No, I've never tried it but that sounds pretty interesting. Im gonna see how it pans out the first week, then i may try you're idea as well. Let me know how it goes

todd a smith

i will do that...i am going to walk in with it on my foot pads i saw 30 deer the other night, so..i am feeling good about my area

AJ52

I've used vanilla on/off for many years.I pour it inthe orange scent bottles(at wally world or sporting goods store)with the wick.Hang 2-3 bottles about 25-50 yrds from tree stand.I have many trail cam pics of deer walking up to catch scent.Also saw one about 3-4 yrs ago stand up on hind legs to investigate.The stuff works and its cheap! Good Luck

Bow-4-It

Sounds like it works on Delaware deer Going to have to try it. I actually used to use a product many years ago, called "Cover Up" that smelled exactly like vanilla and worked very well.

Mike Hill

I would not put them on scent pads and put them on my feet. You know how strong that stuff smells and I can bet you it will get on your boots and cause the deer to pin point you. Try a drag rag instead. Just my 2 cents

kevin1

I use it on Scent Bombs or unscented tampons(no kidding), diluting it 50/50 with spring water is a good idea since it has a very strong scent. Vanilla simulates the scent of white oak acorns.

SIDEWAYS

I have used it, did not see many bucks come into it but the does loved it.
Some dollar stores have it 2 8oz bottles for a buck [8D]

todd a smith

nice to hear..it will work..if u can attract does...next month u might get really lucky anyone here using the drip bottle
that u hang and make scrapes with??

David_Clark

Deer are quite stupid I say then to follow a scent.. If it is moving it must be alive... I don't think they follow the scent but just investigate what it is... I am sure they are on the fullest alert when doing so also.. I wouldn't put it on my shoe pads either,cause they are looking to see what is making that smell.. And yes,They will be very cautious for sure...