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Nice!!! Great way to start a year. Lot of glands there

I'm confused??? What does that pic have to do with traditional bowhunting???

Bisch

Quote from: Bisch on January 01, 2020, 06:00:30 PM
I'm confused??? What does that pic have to do with traditional bowhunting???

Bisch

Exactly.
homebru

Smokey is a Sponsor....he supports the site so we can stay live.

Female coon pee is the best non deer scent to make deer calm and feel secure.

For those of you that don't know much about scents it's maybe you should research it.... It's amazing what you can learn from trappers also.

Yep, I have a friend who is a trapper.  He's an excellent woodsman.  Interesting comment on female coon urine.

Thanks Ray a lot of people don't know much  about scents....nor  What Smokeye or Gene and Barry have done with wicked wicks....or that he has been a Sponsor for years

Most pay to play and back yard corn hunters don't know squat.

We met him last year at ETAR and used his products on our moose hunt last fall.

Mike

Yeah....Smokey is a great guy and woodsman.

Scents have different uses. People will have much greater success using scents, and understanding what they are doing with it than going to Wally world and buying a bottle of tinks and randomly putting it out

Smokey's customer service is the BEST in the business. I've been a customer for many years.
When I had a question I'd call him on the phone. Never got old listening to him try to teach me over the phone.

Justin

Smokey is a bass ass.

Been entertaining myself with Smokey's wicked wicks for years.  Props to him and the Wensels.  Your never too old to learn.  [attachment=1]

Female coon urine, Hmmmm!

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I hope the last that commented guy got banned.  Captain Jerk should have been his name.  Nothing but a smarty pants all the time on this site.  Never contributed anything.

I use Smokey's coon urine on my boots to cover my tracks. 

Quote from: Terry Green on January 02, 2020, 09:32:21 AM
Thanks Ray a lot of people don't know much  about scents....nor  What Smokeye or Gene and Barry have done with wicked wicks....or that he has been a Sponsor for years

When I was about 12 years old we had a trapper who was acquainted with one of my cousins who wanted to trap fox on the farm.  He let me tag along from a distance.  He was doing dirt hole sets in sandy soil where fox were cruising through.  He wore rubber boots up over his knees and long rubber gloves.  His traps had all been boiled and dipped and could not be touched after that process except with rubber gloves.  Even though he had rubber boots he also used a tarp that he would kneel on and set his traps n the edge. He had a little prospectors sifting tray that he used to sift sand carefully over the traps.  He was meticulous about not leaving sign or scent.  He trapped a few fox and it was interesting to see his process and care.  Today we leave the fox alone to eat the mice that can damage the bark of little fruit trees under the snow, but back in the early 70's when trapping was still in its prime it was a cool thing to watch. 

The Smokey orbital gland lure works on the scent wick ropes as described by wensels. 

I've heard of coon scent as a cover scent never as a calming scent. Wonder how they figured that out.

From what I understand Gilbert, female coons wont put up with anything....so is deer smell where a female coon recently walked they figure its safe....

Which has nothing to do if they actually wind YOU personally. 
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