So what do you use?
I've always used Tinks 69 with decent success.
Going to try Code Blue.
Let us know what brand if other and where you buy it at. Thanks.
Tinks 69
Code Blue
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So what do you use?
I've always used Tinks 69 with decent success.
Going to try Code Blue.
Let us know what brand if other and where you buy it at. Thanks.
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Vs-1 great stuff, evercalm works great also
If I were going to use it I would use tinks 69
I've used several, but Tink's has seemed to pique interest more than others in my experience.
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I'm gonna be trying out some #1 Select Estrus from Wildlife Research Center, never used it before but we'll see..... not looking good for tmw down here in Brown County, forecast has rain all day.....prolly get out Sunday though.
Jackie's, Tink's, Wildlife Research Center, whatever, have gotten about the same sub-par results with them all, its all about having it out at the right time and having a curious buck come by, a rare occurrence in my experience.
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I have to go along with Blackbeard on this one.
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OK well I hate to be the bad apple here and sound like I don't know what I'm talking about, but here it goes.
I have had success with it, not all the time, but enough to think its worth the try, and yes with mature bucks.
When I first started using it I got the ignore or spook reaction from the deer. Mostly it was young bucks. Then one season I had 2 very nice bucks coming through and when they hit down wind of my scents they spooked as if they had been shot. This got me to thinking why would this happen. So the following season I started doing things differently.
I have black widow scent wicks. I took everything and soaked them in a bucket for a few days in baking soda. Even when I buy new wicks they get soaked before using. The one thing you have to make sure you rinse more than once to remove all the baking soda. Then I hang outside to dry. Then they are placed in zip lock bags. This is all done wearing rubber gloves. When I add the scent I wear rubber gloves and place back in the baggie. When I place them while hunting I wear rubber gloves.
I have seen better results doing this. I'm sure it still gets ignored but I haven't seen a deer spooked by it.
So yes I think its worth the try.
I have only tried 3 different doe scents and the only one that has never brought in a deer is code blue. Don't know why that is maybe there just wasn't any bucks in the area I was hunting.
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