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Hello Guys,

I wanted to show you the biggest deer I ever saw in the woods.  I got him on Nov 7th on public land in Wisconsin. I went out after sun up hoping to sit all day as I went in I hung some of you scent tubes filled with a vanilla scent. About an hour after I got in my stand a doe came in from behind me toward the scent she hung out there looking back I heard some cracking behind me and right below me was this buck watching the doe when she left he followed her at an angle to cut her off I had one opening at about 30yds I grunted he stopped and made a great shot I even got to watch in fall.  I wish I had photos in the field but in my excitement I never check for film so I hope this will work.

I have been using these scent tubes for 3 years now work great every year.

Thanks,
Rick Thom

Heres  some photos I thought you would like, my first deer using your scent tubes in 2006 he came in between the 20 and 30 yard I had set out did not even pull out the range finder!!!!
and my 1st elk  and yes I used the scent tubes it just stopped it right at the tube at 30 yards. Yes it works on elk too!!  And last but not least my drop tine buck 2007  all from the same six pack I got from you guys I am going to use them this fall for Wisconsin back bear hope to send you a new photo.

Thanks,
Mark Sturzl

With the use of your  scent tubes, and pure doe urine I was able to take this 8 pointer with 17" spread that scored 120 points, I had several deer, approach the scent tubes before I took this one. It was the best year I had in that spot. Thanks for your time and a perfect scent system.

-Dean Gleason

"Hi
I purchased  these scent tubes from yaw after Christmas and took them Hunting in January when I got home.
Man what a good idea you have I love them  that idea with the O-RING  good  deal , my scent stayed fresh nearly two weeks  before I smelled ammonia in it , and then it only takes a few drops to fill the wick anyhow so a 1 oz bottle of Tinks is only halve gone after a full season.
Anyhow its the best money vie spent in years on Deer hunting here are a couple pics of a fine 8 point I got on Feb 15th I think it was,,,
I had a nice 8 point smelling the thing the first time I used it he actually licked it a while   But this big guy never quite made it o the scent tube I couldn't stand it  so I shot him before he could  but he was headed there  I just wish I could have got a picture of him licking it for you too.
He is an 8 point 18!/2" wide  175lbs  a nice deer for public land in my part of the state

Thanks for  one really good product  theres so much junk you can buy for Deer Hunting  but this WORKS and it does  what u say it will do too."

-Ray Hatton
M/V FALCON EXPLORER
GUN dept.

M.R. BUCKS SCENT TUBES

       "I had used the tubes a couple of times and they worked great. Not only for holding the scent that I wanted to use but also as a yardage marker. They could be hung from a limb just like a lot of other scent containers, but they go a step further with them being coned on the end they could be placed on the ground and would stand up with no problem. When you place them in this position deer would walk to your sent and have their head down. This would give me the chance to draw my bow on them.

      Now I always like to put an item to the test, so I will try and think of a way to test that item that will help hunters. I had the chance to hunt a persimmon tree grove that a neighbor told me that he had on his land. Now I didn’t know a lot about them only that deer love them at just the correct time. So I talked with someone that would know about such things my dad. So off to the sporting goods store for some kind of scent that has persimmons and I found one that is a gel. So I hung a stand and waited for them to get ripe. I hung the M.R. BUCKS in a V shape to draw the deer to a lick that I made on the ground with the remaining gel. Now remember earlier how I said about them being able to stand up. So I started with then at the edge of the thicket just about eye level and as they got closer to the lick I moved them to the ground. With each pair I marked the yardage to know without having to range the deer as they moved within the ticket. As feeding time got closer the deer would follow the V to the lick. As they got closer they would drop their heads in search of the strong sweet smell. Now I don’t know if this buck was after the doe’s or if he wanted his share of the persimmons, he just kept coming until he was at the pair of M.R. BUCKS at ten yards with head down. I drew with no problem of him seeing me I harvested a great deer. Thanks M.R. BUCKS TUBES."

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