Welcome to the WHTL Podcast, your source for Whitetail Deer Hunting Tactics, Stories & Expert Guests. In this episode, we're back in the studio with Jeff Hopkins.
We Discuss:
A buck's tarsal gland leaves a scent fingerprint that bottled urine can't copy.
Frozen tarsal glands soaked in glycerin gel make your own dominant buck scent.
Wax paper under a mock scrape keeps your lure from soaking into the ground.
The direction a buck kicks scrape dirt tells you which way he's traveling.
A mock scrape carrying a stranger's scent makes the resident buck hunt you.
Two or three well-placed mock scrapes beat a farm covered in them.
Baking soda patted in with a sock outperforms any bottled field spray.
Nothing completely beats a deer's nose — you just make him think you're farther off.
A rub on both sides of a tree means he's working that line back and forth.
Rattling pays in a short pre-Halloween window, in 10 to 15 second sequences.
And So Much More!
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