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I was just wondering if any of you have tried these things. I found them for 5 bucks apiece at fleet farm and got three.

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Never used them mysel.f but 3 guys I talked to swore by them. I picked up four of them 1 for each guy in my party. Hopefully for your and my sake they work. Good luck and get a big one

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Just tried 2 on different hunts. The sales guy kinda grined and said"have you used these?" I said no why do you ask. he says they spray for about 15 seconds and it did not work for him. I had the same results, I thought the 15 seconds was a joke but it was not. Smells like any thing else on the market and lasts,,,,well you know.

If the wind is not blowing to much they might have some linguring sent but I think it just blows away along with my $32.(I bought 4) But hey I luv to try new stuff and am a sucker. I still have 2 left so there is still hope!!

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I saw a guy use it as a snort wheeze today on TV! 2 short and 1 long spray! He said it worked for that! grin.gif

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cyber, you must have been watching the mens channel smile.gif I also noticed on away outdoors this new scent spray. It was like the party foam you spray for new years. It looked cool because you can see where it's applied. Wonder if it can be purchased locally..

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It's called scent web and the website says that gander is a distributor. might have to check out gander in Blaine.

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So how did the buck bombs work out guys. Hopefully well. I'll let you know how they work for me in a couple of weeks. I hunt the 3b season and it doesn't start until the 18th. frown.gif

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they work pretty good opening morning i squirted a little in the air and less than five min. later had a fork sniffing around my stand down wind. i think they put out a stronger scent than any scent wick can. but it does disipate faster.

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i used both dom. buck and doe eus. (at seprate times) that fork came into the doe eus. i don't use them like the directions say and let the whole can spray at once. i just give it 3 or 4 one second squirts every hour, makes the can last a little longer. i just bought two more of the doe eus. that is the down side though they run out quick barely making it through one day, but i think they work better because of how strong they smell.

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