Do you use pee?

[The_Field_Ager]

  On 9/22/2018 at 2:39 AM, skiop said:

If it wasn't strange smelling how come he didn't eat it

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How come he didn't eat scent? 

I dunno, you tell us 

[Pygmy]

If it weren't for pee,  I'd no longer have any use for my penis...

[Merlot]

Don't use it...just expel it..

[Larry]

Here's what I told my doctor: hey doc you know I use to be able to write my name in the snow when I peed. Now I just pee on my boots! Sucks getting old.

[skiop]

  On 9/22/2018 at 11:56 AM, Papist said:

How come he didn't eat scent? 

I dunno, you tell us 

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I small round acorn sized ball that supposedly smelled like a real acorn? You  know the reason

[skiop]

  On 9/22/2018 at 11:08 AM, stubborn1VT said:

I don't think the goal was to have the buck eat the cotton ball.  I think the goal was to get the buck to stand in a spot where he could be shot and killed.  The picture seems to indicate he was successful.  

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Ok. Piss on the ground there.....or leave a piece of bacon

[The_Field_Ager]

  On 9/22/2018 at 2:31 PM, skiop said:

I small round acorn sized ball that supposedly smelled like a real acorn? You  know the reason

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News Flash - Deer don't eat cotton and you appear to not understand the roll of attractants. Case closed.

[The_Field_Ager]

  On 9/22/2018 at 2:34 PM, skiop said:

....or leave a piece of bacon

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Feel free to post video for us of Deer stopping over Bacon.

[crappyice]

  On 9/22/2018 at 1:00 AM, Papist said:

what's strange about a natural acorn scent?
My nice 3 year old 8 Buck from last season was stopped by some home-brew acorn scent I sprayed in front of my stand.
Never had that happen with mature Bucks when using pee scents
 

Can we get that recipe for the acorn spray? Think you posted your procedure once before


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[The_Field_Ager]

  On 9/22/2018 at 5:36 PM, crappyice said:

Can we get that recipe for the acorn spray? Think you posted your procedure once before
 

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Very simple:

I gather up a couple pounds of freshly dropped acorns, split them open a little, and them boiled 'em up for 20ish minutes. You then need to strain off and filter the water (I used coffee filters) if you plan to use it in a spray bottle. Grit will quickly clog the spray otherwise. Some folk throw in bits of twigs and pine into the pot. I suspect the best approach is to include whatever exists in the area being hunted.

The resulting concoction is actually quite sweet. I plan a fresh batch soon and will put a camera over the test spray area.

[The_Field_Ager]

Oh, be sure and keep any home-brew acorn scent in jar in the refrigerator when not in use. It will develop mold if left out at room temps. I brewed a batch today and sprayed in front of a couple of cameras. First time testing it before the season like this. I will report back in a week with results. Last year was my first year trying it out. Smells great! 

Also, I use the metal mesh coffee filters for straining off particulate. Paper filters don't work.

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[crappyice]

Did the home brew recipe get pulled form the site or is Tapatalk messin’ with my mind?!? Grabbed a bunch of acorns this morning...not remembering the amount of water, length of time, etc


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[turkeyfeathers]

  On 9/23/2018 at 3:13 PM, crappyice said:

Did the home brew recipe get pulled form the site or is Tapatalk messin’ with my mind?!? Grabbed a bunch of acorns this morning...not remembering the amount of water, length of time, etc


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  On 9/22/2018 at 5:36 PM, crappyice said:

Can we get that recipe for the acorn spray? Think you posted your procedure once before
 

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Very simple:

I gather up a couple pounds of freshly dropped acorns, split them open a little, and them boiled 'em up for 20ish minutes. You then need to strain off and filter the water (I used coffee filters) if you plan to use it in a spray bottle. Grit will quickly clog the spray otherwise. Some folk throw in bits of twigs and pine into the pot. I suspect the best approach is to include whatever exists in the area being hunted.

The resulting concoction is actually quite sweet. I plan a fresh batch soon and will put a camera over the test spray area.

 

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[crappyice]

  On 9/23/2018 at 3:13 PM, crappyice said:

Did the home brew recipe get pulled form the site or is Tapatalk messin’ with my mind?!? Grabbed a bunch of acorns this morning...not remembering the amount of water, length of time, etc


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Holy crap....now I see it again?!?


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[skiop]

  On 9/22/2018 at 2:41 PM, Papist said:

News Flash - Deer don't eat cotton and you appear to not understand the roll of attractants. Case closed.

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Ok. So we are in agreement. It's just a strange unnatural smelling item that peaked his interest. Unless you're claiming deer can identify cotton by sight

[stubborn1VT]

  On 9/24/2018 at 12:29 AM, skiop said:

Ok. So we are in agreement. It's just a strange unnatural smelling item that peaked his interest. Unless you're claiming deer can identify cotton by sight

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Acorns smell strange and unnatural to deer?  I hope not.  They generally eat them.  

[skiop]

  On 9/24/2018 at 12:31 AM, stubborn1VT said:

Acorns smell strange and unnatural to deer?  I hope not.  They generally eat them.  

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Not what was stated 

[stubborn1VT]

  On 9/24/2018 at 12:54 AM, skiop said:

Not what was stated 

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I have no idea what point you think you are arguing.  Carry on.

[crappyice]

I have no idea what’s being argued either, but I do know my wife is gonna kill me when this $hit spills all over her stovetop!



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