Easy, Step by Step Guide to Make Mock Scrapes (

Grant shows the tools and steps to make a mock scrape to funnel the bucks into range! It's an easy, DIY project that can be completed in just a few minutes.
Mock scrapes are a point of communication as deer come by and leave their scent which makes a narrow pinch point for both bucks and does. Mock scrapes are an incredible to make a pinch point where you're hunting.temp

[@TheLgcookie10]

This is the most informative mock scrape video I have ever seen. Thank you for not assuming that new hunters automatically understand what is second nature to you about small details like pruning limbs, what type of scent to use, etc.. you truly are a great teacher. Thank you for sharing your wisdom Dr Grant!

[@Auditing.northern.N.Y.]

I've brought a t post driver on my head. About turned my legs to rubber. Much more careful now. Earned a whole new respect for them.

[@underdogoutdoors]

Love this time of year, first cool days. Thanks for always sharing your experience- it's a lot more fun with RUclips etc... Remember the old days, when we only had magazines.

[@Ghillie-bp6tl]

Anyone saying Dr Grant doesn't do the actual field work!? That's what I thought. Great tutorial Dr Grant.

[@danieltaylor757]

Thanks Grant. Great content & demonstration. Appreciate your guidance 👍

[@briantaylor2.023]

I've never seen so many mature bucks on camera at once! In Florida, with a measly average of one buck per square mile of woods, this is absolutely unheard of!

[@steveblackwell298]

great video as always..think i'll put a couple of these out next week

[@bigben9242]

I pray that you as a deer researcher would try a horizontal rub I feel that it doesn’t get any attention but it can be just as effective or more effective than a mock scrape I have used them for several years and have found that bucks will visit it and re-visit them year after year it’s always great to experiment and try something different hopefully in the future you will make an episode trying this method of attracting deer. Stay blessed and good luck this season

[@supraguy149]

Thank you

[@hvlineman5227]

Anything that looks out of place on my farm, (most) deer will go out of their way to avoid it for several weeks. Includes mock scrapes, blinds and trail cameras.

[@braytonwix585]

Very informative video once again! Thank you guys! Where could I buy Code Blue buck scent?

[@bear3183]

Excellent. How about a link in the description of the exact products you used? I'm sure I could probably find them, but I'm sure you know the best deals/fastest shipping...thanks

[@timothyhowell7047]

I've never really messed with mock scrapes or things like that. Is early bow season a good time to get one of these started. Our bow season here in GA started this past weekend. Would now be a good time to give this a try?

[@lisaannaallen6283]

cooked the board on a reconx on one of those power poles one time !!!

[@huckholder3660]

What about limb height? I was under the impression the limb needed to be above the deers head/5-6 feet? Thanks!

[@jamesscott4066]

Are oak trees your preferred choice for mock scrapes? Any luck with other types of trees?

[@evanl6899]

Do you guys ever utilize vine scrapes?

[@tracefagan2514]

When is the best time to start putting mock scrapes out

[@ML-ks2lj]

Want a faster way to tie? Get you a drill and the chick for something called "military" fence post ties. Way easier on he hands.

[@cadesmith7429]

Where do you find the spray bottle you use?