Wildlife Research Center Golden Scrape Scent Deer Attractant Lure for Whitetail Deer Hunting.

Active Scrape and Golden Scrape scents should be used pre-rut and into the primary rut to establish presence and dominance. Think of it as playing a mind game with big bucks.

A mock scrape is simply a reproduction of a natural scrape made by deer. Most hunters make them to hang a trail camera or to hunt over. You simply create one by scraping a spot on the ground about 2.5 feet by 2.5 feet in size. Add your favorite scent, hang your camera or set up your stand nearby.

But every deer in here will come over and check this scrape out and that is what makes this tool for us. So effective you just take off the top. Put. In some golden scrape or active scrape.

During a day which has obvious advantages. The deal with this is. It four ounces of scent. And this thing will last about two to three weeks well if I'm on a road trip. From.

Most hunters have seen a scrape and know that it is an area anywhere from a foot to 3 or 4 feet in diameter where deer clear leaves and vegetation with their front feet, exposing a disk of fresh earth. Both bucks and does will make scrapes, but they are predominantly made by bucks.

The recommended image sizes are: Mobile mockup -> 560 x 1212px (Retina -> 1120 x 2424px) Tablet mockup -> 732 x 1064px (Retina -> 1464 x 2128px) Desktop mockup -> 1150 x 972px (Retina -> 2300 x 1944px)

Description. The Magnum Scrape-Dripper is the way to hunt scrapes. It Drips daytime only to get those bucks to come during daylight hours. No batteries needed.

During a day which has obvious advantages. The deal with this is. It four ounces of scent. And this thing will last about two to three weeks well if I'm on a road trip. From.

Out of the bottle. So. Really it just puts the scent in you scraping daylight. Hours. Only which is what you want using the scrape dippers like this and hunting bucks over scrapes.

The reason for this is whitetails use scrapes as a communication hub. They paw up the dirt and pee in the scrape to leave their scent, but more importantly, as we will get to in a bit, they rub the over hanging branch on their forehead area dispersing scent from their orbital glands onto the branch.

Minor scrapes may be uncomfortable, but they usually heal within 3 to 7 days. The larger and deeper the scrape, the longer it will take to heal. A large, deep scrape may take up to 1 to 2 weeks or longer to heal. It's common to have small amounts of fluid drain or ooze from a scrape.