HOW TO: MAKE A MOCK DEER SCRAPE IN THE SUMMER | Mountain Bucks

[@davetoms63]

Curious how you liked the buck fever synthetics?

[@BeauMartonik]

I've been liking it a lot. I've been trying a different mixture that I don't have enough data with yet, but the buck fever has always worked well

[@johnblackie314]

Great information. I just got my Buck Fever forehead gland scent in the mail today. After listening and watching you and Troys videos. Keep on keeping on! Stay Safe !

[@markw176]

How’d the buck fever work out for you at this location?

[@jakehembree3859]

I might have to give it a try. Are you going to hunt that spot during thermal rise or fall?

[@richstafford1245]

I’ll take mock scrapes over bait or minerals for buck inventory any day of the week. Way less headaches going through hundreds of pictures to get to the ones you want to see. Also I have found mature bucks in hard horn can’t resist a scrape and will many times avoid a bait pile, especially in high pressure areas.

[@bucktalk69]

Which sticks do you think are better tetherd one stick or timber ninja ? Any insight appreciated !!

[@bossstrick]

Beau, lots of summertime scouting means lots of ticks , how ya staying healthy. I spray down with permethrin and honestly it’s been a game changer. Almost don’t need to worry anymore.

[@wduncan4231]

Beau, were you able to do any trimming? The hemlock tree you showed looked like it had some limbs that might interfere with a good shot? I'm new to your site but enjoy your work. Thanks for all the information.

[@wduncan4231]

@@BeauMartonik Thanks, that's the same here in VA.

[@johngentilesco]

i’ve never tried orbital gland scent when making my mock scrapes but I always piss in the scrape after i make it, it just seems to make it more appealing to deer as they pass by to see that’s its potentially active. Also i see you hunt PA, i’m in NEPA and was wondering if you’re anywhere near. Love the videos man, keep up the good work!

[@Tschida2004]

You look like Aaron Rogers. Just FYI lol