The Buck Bomb® Deer Scent Fogging System - Doe in Estrus
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This revolutionary scent dispersal system offers an easy-to-use, cost-effective solution for unequaled dispersion and broadcast range. Unique fogging system provides a strong cover scent that reduces the need to tread deep into a mature buck's home turf. With a 3 m.p.h. wind, this fogger can carry a scent 1/8th of a mile! When used properly to blow into heavy cover where whitetails bed, The Buck Bomb can tempt a dominant buck to break his nocturnal pattern and show himself before shooting light expires.
Use to excite bucks during the pre-rut and rut. 2 oz.
Rated 3.9 out of 5Â by 41
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by somerset13 Can-sniffing good!
I sprayed this liberally in bursts about ever 15 minutes last Saturday while hunting. While standing in my treestand, my can of Buck Bomb fell out and hit the forest floor while I was aiming on an 8 point buck. The buck looking around, and literally trotted right under my tree, sniffing and licking at the can. I got a shot at him about 5 minutes later and he's now in my freezer. Unbelievable, but true.
October 10, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by JRS3 Buck Bomb Real Review
I got a great, mature (5 1/2 year old) Florida buck this past weekend while using a Buck Bomb.
The bomb worked as advertised but becuase of the price, will only use it on specific occasions when the wind, rut timing, and location are right.
Hunt Story (so you can decide if it actually worked)
After getting out of the truck, I sprayed the buck bomb on my boots and a drag rag. The walk was about 500 yards with the wind in my face the entire time. Upon arriving at my stand, I sprayed a few bushes, my stand, and set the bomb on full spray so it would empty out on a bush.
At 8:45 AM, I ratlled a spike in from upwind. He ran to the base of the stand, smelled the "Hot Doe", and followed the drag trail away from the stand with his nose on the ground.
At 8:55 AM, I rattled again. This time a deer came in but could not determine what it was. Shortly thereafter, a doe came to the stand downwind, and blew about a dozen times as she stomped off.
At 9:05 AM, I rattled again. The mature buck came from upwind directly too me. He hit one of the bushes I sprayed the bomb on, stopped, I drew back, and shot him at 28 yards.
Now, did the Buck Bomb bring the deer in? No, becuase they came in from upwind. Did the bomb get me a shot? I would say yes, since it stopped him. Between seeing this and how the spike reacted, I would say it is an effective product when the conditions are right.
September 27, 2012
Rated 4 out of 5Â by K2Hunter It Works
Not much to say except that it worked for me. Emptied a can (several times during the season) at the base of my treestand and within about 30 minutes had deer literally wandering around under my tree.
August 20, 2012
Rated 2 out of 5Â by USMCShooter WASTE OF MONEY
These bombs are fine when they work. I have had too many clog, of stop spraying. That leaves me with a half or even full can of spray that I can not use. These things are too expensive to just "hope" they work.
February 18, 2012
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we are not able to use real urin or the sort just artificial stuff.... just wondering if its leagle for me to use...
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i would think its legal.but this isnt urine,its secretions from a doe in heat.also the deer calm is used to mask your scent.its effective and used like a deodorant stick.call game wardens in your area to verify if legal,always ask for answers at local department of natural resources or such.good luck out there.
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Check there local fish and wildlife center. And it says on the can its 100% deer so it's not artificial. So it's a no. And this product doesn't work.Details:Â
Does this only attract bucks in the rut or is it an all year scentAnswers
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I only use attractants during the pre-rut and post rut times... the big boys around here are not doing much searching during the rut and I find myself surrounded by younger or less desirable bucks; but before and after those peak breeding times is when I've found that the mature bucks will "mess up" and do a little more to find that hot doe.
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The manufacturer claims this works best during pre-rut and rut.A:Â
No i use it year around when hunting whitetail and elk or should I say the entire season.
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I USE IT WITH A COMBO OF DIFFERNT SCENTSA:Â
I use it in the rut and after the rut works well in both casesA:Â
i like it in pre rut but also workes extreamly well diring the rutA:Â
No, I use it from early Oct. through Mid Dec.
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i tested this out 2 weeks ago and i got a small buck and a nice 8 and a few does to come in within range of a shot. But i wouldnt waste alot of it when the rut is still to comeDetails:Â
When using the spray intermitently how long does one can last?Answers
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I've found that scents are not as effective with shelf time, 2-4 weeks of heavy hunting is what I have got out of a can... any left over gets thrown in the trash and reload next year.A:Â
if the question is how long when sprayed on tree's or bushes, I've had it leave an effect for up to three/four days to my nose. Now deer can smell far better than humans so I imagine they get the same effect up to a week later.A:Â
The stand, bushes, and drag rag I sprayed the bomb on were saturated all day. I was given the advice of spraying the bomb on something like a tree or bush to help contain the scent and would suggest this again. Spraying it in the air alone is possibly helpful but the idea of it sticking to something makes more sense to me.
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Depending on how many times a year you're in the woods it could last all season.A:Â
you can use it all at once by locking the sparyer down or you cam jus spary a little.if you lock it down it will spary for about 90 seconds1 of 1
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