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Evoac05
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Best and worse buck attractants?
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I'm looking at getting some buck attractants (buck juice, scrape scent, etc). Is there any that you recommend to get or to stay away from? What has or hasn't worked for you? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks
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Blacktail ?, Whitetail?, Muley?
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All three, I guess write down what worked for which type of deer if you want. Thanks
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Whitetail: Code Blue Grave Digger Soil (pre-rut, rut, post rut)
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Re: Best and worse buck attractants?
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I don't use it for mulies or blacktail. I have only used it for whitetails. There is one that I swear by and it's.........ummm....I 'll remember when I see it. Getting control of the scent we give off is the most important. I always use scent control. I was never a believer in scent away but since using it I have had deer within feet and never realized I was there. Primetime...that's it.
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Beer farts, brings them in every time!
I have arrowed a couple of mature whitetail bucks using Hunter's Specialty BucRut Scent Wafers. One time I had one tied to my boot and when I got to my treestand I hung it from a small tree 35 yards away. Within 20 minutes I had a 150" whitie with his nose stuck to it and an arrow ripping through his lungs. I gave a can of them to my cousin and he has taken several nice whities using them. That is about the only scent I have used and I don't even use them anymore.
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Trophy rocks for mulies, and elk. Apples for blacktail.
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I would say a lot of things attract and one thing is guranteed to drive them away......ME!
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Acorn rage block!! worked great for some nice blackies on my trailcam.
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I hunt bowhunt for whitetails and use a food sorce to attract does which for the late season will bring in the bucks. Alfalfa, apples, and corn.
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I use private property it's the best attractant I've ever seen!
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Re: Best and worse buck attractants?
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I use private property it's the best attractant I've ever seen! sorry
I'll have to get me some of that.
Thanks everyone for your help.
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For mule deer in the rut I would say my cousin's wife.
She has been treed twice by mule deer bucks because she was "in season".
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:chuckle:WOW, it's a good thing I just got done taking a pee.
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Doe vaginas works the best! And thats a guarantee!
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Deer Acres ( deer block ) alfalfa and whole corn. The best. Works on mulies and whitetails.
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