"Scents That Attract"

[wrenchman]

It dont have to be pine it can be clean dirt or leaves i dont youse it to atract just as a cover.
you can also hang your hunting cloths out side for a couple days my thing is i am just trying to get rid of any human typ smell like cooking smell like 16 said.
I have used doe in heat on mock scrapes and had bucks check the scrape but you dont have to use doe in heat you can take a spray bottle with a little amonia and spray it in the scrape.
Buy the way was that guy fred troast he was the one that ws talking about the amonia trick.
I do miss his shows he was on for many years.

[Mr. 16 gauge]

It dont have to be pine it can be clean dirt or leaves i dont youse it to atract just as a cover.

I understand that....I've often used local vegetation as cover scent; what I'm wondering is if you introduced a smell that a deer isn't used to (as a cover scent), would it frighten the deer or make it more wary? For example, I hunt mostly in marshy areas.....not a pine tree to be found for miles. So if I use a pine scented cover scent, will the deer see it as something suspicious?

Buy the way was that guy fred troast he was the one that ws talking about the amonia trick.

Yep...it was Fred Trost, and I also watched and enjoyed his show for a number of years. I felt kinda bad when the lawsuit decision was handed down; I don't think he got justice....he was exposing a sham and false advertising, and he got bankrupted for it.
....I haven't bought another buckstop product since.

...a lot of people seemed to enjoy "Fred bashing", esp. once the web became popular.....lot of 'sportsmen' out there seem to enjoy kicking one of their own, esp. when their down.

May he rest in peace.......