Do You Know Of A Lure That Draws Deer In?
10-19-2009, 06:03 AM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Thread Starter
Join Date: Sep 2009
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 1,304
The title of my thread is a misnomer, because really, I'm not looking for an individual lure, as it may imply.
What I am after is getting feedback as to the specifics of what a whitetail does after it encounters the smell of the lure, more specifically, has it been drawn in away from where it was originally headed? A good example is the deer grazing along and hitting the scent stream, of which can be easily verified by it's reaction, then taking a 90° turn and work it's way directly towards the lure.
When you say SGE seems to work well for you two, what specifically does that mean?
Thanks,
iSnipe
What I am after is getting feedback as to the specifics of what a whitetail does after it encounters the smell of the lure, more specifically, has it been drawn in away from where it was originally headed? A good example is the deer grazing along and hitting the scent stream, of which can be easily verified by it's reaction, then taking a 90° turn and work it's way directly towards the lure.
When you say SGE seems to work well for you two, what specifically does that mean?
Thanks,
iSnipe
10-19-2009, 06:06 AM
#13
Spike
Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 9
Lure
Proper scents and patience lures the deer in. One secret that my grandfather had was his pipe, he used to always smoke his pipe when he was in his stand, one day he found that the deer loved a particular tobacco scent, they wouldnt stop coming. This was in Big Rapids michigan...... want to know what it was?
