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hvyhitter19

I have never heard that and seeing as how that smell is not in the woods where I hunt... I would not take that chance... Tinks 69 doe in rut sure does though....lol

SW Iowa Hunter

I have never heard of anyone using it but have heard of some pretty strange things used like peanut butter and vanilla.

Phlogiston

Not sure, but I have never seen a deer with a chaw of tubakee.

Hunting is a right, treat it like a priviledge - respect nature

Woodrow88

killed alot of deer with a big ole dip of Kodiak in my mouth spitting down side of tree.

FlDeerman

Visitor,you are bringing back old memories,will it attract deer I'm not sure?Here is the BUT,the first deer I ever killed was leaning over and smelling the dip I was spitting on the ground.I don't think it is the wintergreen but the tobacco smell they like.

Hunting is not a sport,it's a lifestyle.

jred

There has been alot of suggestions as to what does infact attract deer. Like all animals deer are creaters of habbit and are very curious animals by nature. If it's a sent that alarms them they aviod the direction in which it is coming from or runs like heck to get out of the area.

If it's a natural smell that they find attracting ie, does in heat, scrape matter and other appealing sents they will investigate.

Wintergreen, I would say is a open debate, as you have read some hunters out there have gotten some indirect results.

I personally know vannila work, and have been sold that a open can of sardines works as well?

Deer love honey suckle, I image because it's sweet both with smell and taste. So, in the event that a deer did sample the WG it may like it and relate to the sent as a good thing are present it's self.

On the other hand the sent alone may just interest it being it is a sent that it has never smelled before so it investigates.



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