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Tink's #1 Doe-P Deer Lure
Tink's™ #1 Doe-P® is 100% natural doe urine. #1 Doe-P is non-estrous urine that attracts both bucks and does all through the year. This is a great attractant for pre-rut bow season and late season muzzleloader seasons, and works great with Tink's Scent Bombs. When the deer in your area have been spooked by too much use of doe-in-heat urine, put some #1 Doe-P out there to calm them down.
Notice--Feeders, Feeds, Baits, Attractants & Scents.Notice: The use of game feeders, supplies and scents is restricted in some states. Please consult your local game laws before supplementing or hunting with feeders, feeds, baits, attractants or scents. --- Even though you are able to checkout with this item, it will be removed from your order if shipping to a restricted location.
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Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
LDinSC from
Good stuffI have used this for years as a cover scent all season long. I often use a little doe in rut during that time of the year. This is a good all-around cover scent to use all season long.
Date published: 2019-10-15
Rated 5 out of
5 by
ValorTrooper from
Stuff that WorksI have used Tink's #1 Doe-P Deer Lure during pre, primary, & post Illinois Whitetail deer seasons with equal success. I am a bow hunter and have found that this "deer lure" works effectively as a cover, calming, & curiosity scent. I use this scent on scent wicks around and in the area of my tree stand. The deer (bucks and does) do not seem alerted and provide me with a good opportunity to harvest a deer. Realizing the sensitivity of a deer's ability to smell, it its the prudent use of this or any other deer scent/lure or cover scent that makes a difference. More is not better in all cases. I normally set out 4 scent wicks in the area of my tree stand (all within bow range (15-30 yards max). Two years and 2 eight point bucks tells me it works. A satisfied senior (72 yrs) bow hunter
Date published: 2017-01-03
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Mikciaff from
Tinks doe p lureUsed it the last week of October and first 2 weeks of November here in Connecticut with no luck, deer avoided it and would not come within 50 yards of it.
Date published: 2015-11-10
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Jaypo from
Works for meI bought this for an early season bowhunt. Put some on my boot pad, put out a scent bomb, and sprayed some on the leaves around my stand. Wound up sticking a doe from 15 yards downwind. Had another come in at 15 yards 5 minutes after I shot the first one. Neither one spooked at all. They seemed perfectly at ease.
Date published: 2015-11-03
Rated 4 out of
5 by
Buzz007927 from
Doe ExtractThis stuff atracts deer but I hate the smell. I can't say much for the taste either!
Date published: 2013-11-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
stevoman from
EARLY SEASONTend to use this scent early on in the season . Bought three bottles and used two on a scrape line last year , Worked great.
Date published: 2013-08-20
Rated 3 out of
5 by
back from
OKtwo small does came in , but can't say they were to impressed
Date published: 2012-12-29
Rated 2 out of
5 by
Phalanx from
Deer r.epellantI used this for three straight days. A little on my boots for walking in and then I would put a little on a cotton ball and put it on the ground with some ground debri to cover it. The only deer I had come in was a small doe. It was slowly walking until it came to the spot where I placed the scent. She lowered her head, took a little sniff and then booked it. The following day I didn't use any and saw a lot more deer. I'm convinced that the deer know better, who knows
