Anybody heard of or used it for mock scrapes? My local bow shop carries it, thinking about trying to put some on my mock scrapes. Its called Wall Hanger.
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James Valley scents?
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dreaming bucks wrote:Anybody heard of or used it for mock scrapes? My local bow shop carries it, thinking about trying to put some on my mock scrapes. Its called Wall Hanger.
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They work.... are you gonna use a dripper? If not I would just p!ss in it yourself. I do everytime I have the urge and I walk by one....
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I do have a dripper, with the "active" scent, but I was thinking about dipping my licking ropes into this James valley scent dip.
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I've used their scents with no indication it worked. I have a friend who has taken several nice bucks using their scents and is the guy who told me about them.
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I've used them in mock srapes with good luck. The good luck meaning that the deer tore the scrapes up.....at night. That has more to do with the field edge scrapes that I made. This was early in my bow hunting career. The deer seemed to respond well to the scents. I think we used the wall hanger and a different one
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matt1336 wrote:I've used them in mock srapes with good luck. The good luck meaning that the deer tore the scrapes up.....at night. That has more to do with the field edge scrapes that I made. This was early in my bow hunting career. The deer seemed to respond well to the scents. I think we used the wall hanger and a different one
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Matt... Did you put the same scent on the licking branch as you did the ground?
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paul pollicks preorbital gland scent spray works extremely well on licking branches. i've used james valley before but can't say it produced anything for me.
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Bucky wrote:dreaming bucks wrote:Anybody heard of or used it for mock scrapes? My local bow shop carries it, thinking about trying to put some on my mock scrapes. Its called Wall Hanger.
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They work.... are you gonna use a dripper? If not I would just p!ss in it yourself. I do everytime I have the urge and I walk by one....
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You do it yourself bucky? Never heard of that before. Interesting
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Bowhunter4life wrote:Bucky wrote:dreaming bucks wrote:Anybody heard of or used it for mock scrapes? My local bow shop carries it, thinking about trying to put some on my mock scrapes. Its called Wall Hanger.
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They work.... are you gonna use a dripper? If not I would just p!ss in it yourself. I do everytime I have the urge and I walk by one....
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You do it yourself bucky? Never heard of that before. Interesting
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I have did that myself too when I open up a mock scrape, it works great.
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dreaming bucks wrote:matt1336 wrote:I've used them in mock srapes with good luck. The good luck meaning that the deer tore the scrapes up.....at night. That has more to do with the field edge scrapes that I made. This was early in my bow hunting career. The deer seemed to respond well to the scents. I think we used the wall hanger and a different one
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Matt... Did you put the same scent on the licking branch as you did the ground?
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I think so. It was a good 10 years ago so I couldn't say which one
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