#2144725 - 11/03/10 09:24 AM
Making a scrape??
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pressfit
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Have never made one and dont know if they really work or if its just like everything else.. marketing.. so.. if they do work.. what is the best scrape making stuff to buy? thanks!
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#2144738 - 11/03/10 09:29 AM
Re: Making a scrape??
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JCDEERMAN
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Your own urine in a scraped out, down to the dirt area under an over-hanging limb in a good terraine feature
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#2144749 - 11/03/10 09:35 AM
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Winchester
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Your own urine in a scraped out, down to the dirt area under an over-hanging limb in a good terraine feature
Exactly, nothing to buy, except maybe extra drinks that make you wizz!
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#2144826 - 11/03/10 10:05 AM
Re: Making a scrape??
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Mossy Oak
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I think one of the biggest areas to pay attention to is the over hanging branch. I got into mock scrapes several years ago and have found the licking branch to be the key factor. I don't know if it is just me or what, but I have seen most scrapes under beech trees. I try to put all of my mock scrapes under these trees.
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#2144920 - 11/03/10 10:45 AM
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Outdoor Enthusiast
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I see the majority of the scrapes in my area under an overhanging Cedar tree limb. Probably around 4 feet above the ground.
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#2145018 - 11/03/10 11:29 AM
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Robbhorn
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It depends on what you want to hunt. Your own whiz will get deer visiting. I would do only this if I was hunting doe. But I like to put some dominant buck pee in if I'm trying to hunt a trophy.
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#2145739 - 11/03/10 04:46 PM
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bowriter
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It helps to "work" that overhanging branch. I wear exam gloves and bend and break the branch in several places. Then I take blade on my little folding saw and scrape the dickes on of the last few inches of the branch so it looks chewed. I do not put anything on the branch.
Location and selection of the right spot for a scrape is, imo, the most important part of making a mock scrape.
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#2145977 - 11/03/10 07:27 PM
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Trevor2
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I have always made scrapes with tinks 69 and got mixed results, but after talking on here about it, i took the advice and peed in one myself and its been freshened up every day since i done that according to my game camera.
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#2145980 - 11/03/10 07:28 PM
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Trevor2
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I have always made scrapes with tinks 69 and got mixed results, but after talking on here about it, i took the advice and peed in one myself and its been freshened up every day since i done that according to my game camera.
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