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<blockquote data-quote="luvcatchingbass" data-source="post: 236051" data-attributes="member: 1979">I've done mixed of buck an doe sents, thinks and a couple others over the years with mix results. When it comes to sent I think it is hit miss like anything. One thing I have done is it there is any small trees, especially if they have some green to them is scar the with a course field saw or knife just enough to draw fresh rub smell then add a little &quot;buck sent&quot; if I have it at the time, make a mock scrape in the ground to get the fresh earth smell too using my rubber boot or a stick. In the same area plant some doe sent as well and try to make your own line similar to a buck to try and get a more dominant buck to follow into shooting range. My theory is mixing options like this gives you more than one stages in different deer- - - Updated - - -Smart phones without proof reading frustrating</blockquote>

[QUOTE="luvcatchingbass, post: 236051, member: 1979"] I've done mixed of buck an doe sents, thinks and a couple others over the years with mix results. When it comes to sent I think it is hit miss like anything. One thing I have done is it there is any small trees, especially if they have some green to them is scar the with a course field saw or knife just enough to draw fresh rub smell then add a little "buck sent" if I have it at the time, make a mock scrape in the ground to get the fresh earth smell too using my rubber boot or a stick. In the same area plant some doe sent as well and try to make your own line similar to a buck to try and get a more dominant buck to follow into shooting range. My theory is mixing options like this gives you more than one stages in different deer [COLOR="silver"][SIZE=1]- - - Updated - - -[/SIZE][/COLOR] Smart phones without proof reading frustrating [/QUOTE]

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