Deer Dander... anybody use it?

[nybuckboy]

Deer Dander... anybody use it?

[Bleitten04]

What is it?

[Geno C]

No, never used it. have you? anyluck?

[wztirem]

What is it?

Deer Dander is supposed to make you smell like a deer :'( !

[Geno C]

LOL

[nybuckboy]

I have used it... a few times actually... heck I think I've tried a sh/t load of things over the years. Once I used it and had a deer follow me to and around and hang out at the bottom of the tree stand. I had circled back to my ladder stand. I went up the ladder and an hour or so later a doe came along following my trail to the bottom of the stand. It stood there sniffing the second wrung. I could have jumped on it. That being said, I have never had a buck do that. Jury's out but I don't think it spooks them and a friend of mine said he thought it smelled just like the deer hanging in my barn.

[fasteddie]

I get an emaild with Fitzgerald's Special Offer for the stuff at least once a week . Never tried it though . I always liked Dan & Guy's TV show when I could get it . They were a hoot !

[troutman]

I used it all last season and will continue using it.  It never scared any deer and I had sevral come into my boot trail after hitting my boots with it. 

[bushnell]

Never heard of it. Thanks Geno for posting the video. There are so many different cover scents, attractants, etc. that a man can wrap up a lot of money trying all of them. I wait for other guys (or gals) to use them and listen to their remarks.

[Karpteach]

Never heard of it. Troutman, thinks it might help. Maybe worth trying.

[wztirem]

If you stink like a dog, it will probably help.

[Doc]

Sounds like a scalp disease contracted from a deer.

Doc

[wztirem]

Sounds like a scalp disease contracted from a deer.

Doc

Do not spray it on your head, you can loose your hair

[SteveMcD]

Sounds like dehydrated snake oil to me! I believe all deer attractant lures will work as curiosity scents some of the time. But, more often than not they scare deer away, and if anything checking what they smell from a safe down wind direction. Nothing beats scouting and knowing the local deer patterns.