Kildees Brew...

• May 19, 2018

• #1

7Mag Hunter

Senior Member

thinking about deer season in the fall and decided to make up a gallon or 2.....found the recipe that i wrote down a
couple of years ago, so i figured i might as well try it...

Anyone had any actual experience with it ???

 

• May 20, 2018

• #2

Trophy buck

Senior Member

I tried it years ago and put a camera on it. I had does and small bucks come to it.

 

• May 20, 2018

• #3

Killdee

Senior Member

Original post
http://forum.gon.com/showthread.php?t=44237&highlight=mock+scrape+bucks

Just do a search on mock scrapes and there are pages of info.

 

• May 20, 2018

• #4

7Mag Hunter

Senior Member

Killdee said:

Original post
http://forum.gon.com/showthread.php?t=44237&highlight=mock+scrape+bucks

Just do a search on mock scrapes and there are pages of info.

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Thanks....My hunting buddy and i are brewing up a couple
gallons for public and club land.....

 

• May 20, 2018

• #5

Jim Boyd

Senior Member

It works well.

IMHO, the trick is making the scrape in a manner and in a location in which an actual deer would.


Good luck!

 

• May 20, 2018

• #6

Bigmonk96

Senior Member

Got to try this______ just cause I read it here !!!!!

 

• May 20, 2018

• #7

Killdee

Senior Member

7Mag Hunter said:

Thanks....My hunting buddy and i are brewing up a couple
gallons for public and club land.....

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It may be a bit early.....
I usually don’t start mock scrapes till deer start making em. It works better in cool damp fall weather.

 

• May 20, 2018

• #8

Josh B

Senior Member

I've see this comes up every season. Is there any science to this? I know ammonia is in pee and have read animals cant tell the difference but why the apple? I'm curious to try for a cheap attractant.

 

• May 20, 2018

• #9

7Mag Hunter

Senior Member

Killdee said:

It may be a bit early.....
I usually don’t start mock scrapes till deer start making em. It works better in cool damp fall weather.

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X-2...just making a couple gallons to use this fall...

 

• May 21, 2018

• #10

Kris87

Senior Member

I make the same one every year. I've had phenomenal success with it. I don't start mine until mid to late October. I have a lot of buck pics in mine its hard to believe.

 

• May 21, 2018

• #11

Kris87

Senior Member

Don't forget the lick branch. That's the most important piece. I use Paul Pollick's pre-orbital on that.