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  On 10/7/2021 at 1:36 PM, squirrelwhisperer said:

I am really interested in trying this. Never done it before. Just scrape and pee in it or do I need the dripper thing?

 

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I like to use a dripper if its a spot that i dont have to walk thru to get to the stand or if its a regular known scrape.   Then it keeps my scent out of there.  But if i am walking by it already i will freshen one up when i am there.   

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  On 10/7/2021 at 1:46 PM, Robhuntandfish said:

I like to use a dripper if its a spot that i dont have to walk thru to get to the stand or if its a regular known scrape.   Then it keeps my scent out of there.  But if i am walking by it already i will freshen one up when i am there.   

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I wanna do this about 20yds from my stand. 

What do you suggest?

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smokey's is like crack. Highly recommend it.

Here's a pic of a home made scrape. Basically what we do is find a natural licking branch. If one doesn't exists you can bend a sapling or branch to make one (needs to be alive) and zip tie it into position so the deer can reach it. If there's nothing else available you can tie a string and use a freshly snipped vine or even a rope and put some of the smokey's orbial on it. Let it drip into the scrape. Make the scrape with a hand rake or stick. Pee in it or use some scrape mate. Might take a few times to freshen it up.

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  On 10/7/2021 at 3:17 PM, Belo said:

smokey's is like crack. Highly recommend it.

Here's a pic of a home made scrape. Basically what we do is find a natural licking branch. If one doesn't exists you can bend a sapling or branch to make one (needs to be alive) and zip tie it into position so the deer can reach it. If there's nothing else available you can tie a string and use a freshly snipped vine or even a rope and put some of the smokey's orbial on it. Let it drip into the scrape. Make the scrape with a hand rake or stick. Pee in it or use some scrape mate. Might take a few times to freshen it up.

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Never heard of Smokey's Orbital. Got a link? Put it in the dripper?

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  On 10/7/2021 at 3:21 PM, squirrelwhisperer said:

Never heard of Smokey's Orbital. Got a link? Put it in the dripper?

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no, it comes with a dropper. I put 2 or 3 droppers onto the licking branch. 

 

  On 10/7/2021 at 3:23 PM, squirrelwhisperer said:

WOW! 1.25 oz $32.95

https://www.amazon.com/Smokeys-Deer-Lure-Pre-Orbital-Gland/dp/B00LW6DYKO

yea, not going in the dripper

cheaper to buy @Biz-R-OWorld pee lmao

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  On 10/7/2021 at 3:31 PM, squirrelwhisperer said:

How often do you "refresh" the smokey's?

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yeah shit isn't cheap lol. Oribital gland is different than pee. But it doesn't expire and I have the same bottle still half full from last year. 

I refresh my mock scrapes until the deer start hitting them, when they start hitting them I leave them alone. So hopefully by mid October i'm done messing with them. It takes longer for "new mock scrapes". Some of the ones I have that have been in the same spot for years don't even need a refresh. Typically I'm refreshing on any visits pre-season and then the first few hunts or so... if that. 

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  On 10/7/2021 at 1:36 PM, squirrelwhisperer said:

I am really interested in trying this. Never done it before. Just scrape and pee in it or do I need the dripper thing?

 

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I have a stand 15 yards from this spot. This is year 3 making a scrape here. Towards the end of october i may throw a dripper up but my own recipe seems to do just fine.

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  On 10/8/2021 at 12:08 AM, stubborn1VT said:

You don't need a dripper IMO.  You do need to do it where deer are passing through regularly and you do need a licking branch of some kind.  

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I agree, I've never used a dripper. The key is the licking branch and on or near a run. If you really want to go to the next level, you can create or use a sign posting route. Notice when you scout and find natural scrapes that if you keep walking the run or route you'll find another not that far down the road.

I like to use scrapes to maybe attract that shooter buck to move to where I want him to for the shot I want, instead of veering off or heck, not stopping at all!

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