Has anyone researched making your own scents?
I have used frozen tarsals glands before and hung them up to try and attract bucks.I am thinking as strong buck scent might be a good thing to have around the Rattling set-up.
I have a pair of really fragrant ones in the freezer now, and am wondering if I could soak them in some kind of a non scented oil or something to get a few more miles out of them?
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Good question cc, unfortuantely I don't have an answer for you. You might pose the question on a national forum with more whitetail hunters, those guys have been playing around with tarsal glands and scent's alot longer then us western kid's who just "go hunting"!
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Just cut off a little section at a time dont use the whole thing. I dont think you would want to mix anything with it but like sliverpicker said see what others have to say.
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Oh the sound of a bugle in the morning is as good as it gets.............
All I was able to find on this was possibly to soak them in buck urine, pour the whole mess in a spray bottle and, well.... I do not think I will be able to collect any more of that this year, so I will try just defrost em' next November and hope for the best.
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Homemade Tarsal Scent?
fragrant ones in the freezer now, and am wondering if I could soak them in some kind of a non scented oil or something to get a few more miles out of them?
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