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Title: Deer lures
Post by: Longbowcrowder66 on August 30, 2018, 12:16:24 PM
 Just curious to see what type of deer lures(Buck) do others use and have great success with.. Me personally here in Va, I use Buck Bomb the doe in estrus, I spray on my rubber boots as I'm walking to my stand. I have killed both buck and does by doing this. I also use Deer dander for a cover sent and have great luck by doing this also...Again just wanted to see what other folks like to use...thank you all.. :dunno:
Title: Re: Deer lures
Post by: J-dog on August 30, 2018, 02:19:02 PM
Bob Kirschners lures I use the curiosity one it works well, have seen them hit the smell and turn on a dime to come investigate it so gave me a bit of confidence in his stuff. Mostly dont use them at all. Maybe imitation vanilla too, have watched it work as well.

J
Title: Re: Deer lures
Post by: Herdbull on August 30, 2018, 03:13:38 PM
We have had success using pre-orbital gland lure (Smokey's Deer Lure) on licking branch over scrapes and/or over mock scrapes. Gene Wensel has written several articles about it. You can google "Wicked Wicks". There are many photos on the Brothers of the Bow site. Mike
https://brothersofthebow.com/wicked-wicks
Title: Re: Deer lures
Post by: MikeNova on August 30, 2018, 05:22:54 PM
So far none have worked for me. I'm using last year's vapple,however,I haven't seen it work yet.
Title: Re: Deer lures
Post by: mec lineman on August 30, 2018, 09:02:32 PM
years ago i  used  pete rickards original Indian buck lure.  Last few years been using smokeys pre orbital on licking branches and rope wicks
Title: Re: Deer lures
Post by: kenneth butler on August 30, 2018, 10:34:41 PM
Sometimes they work sometimes they don't. I have done a lot of experimenting. Sometimes they will follow it right to you sometimes the same lure will spook them. A sure fire, hot, lure will work in one area and totally be ignored elsewhere. I hung them on fences and watched as deer entered an oat field to observe their reaction. It always amazed me when their nose passed within a couple of feet of the lure. >>>----> Ken
Title: Re: Deer lures
Post by: Ulysseys on August 31, 2018, 08:46:49 AM
I've had success with Trails End 307, it's basically anise I think.  Urine based lures I've had minimal success with and tend to not use them anymore.  I think scent use is a lot like decoys, mixed results with consistent use that sometimes goes in your favor.
Title: Re: Deer lures
Post by: Longbowcrowder66 on August 31, 2018, 09:08:40 AM
 Just curious, everyone has their on thing they like.... great to hear from others...