How to make a Mock Scrape & Licking Branch - Basics for Success
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- Опубликовано: 14 дек 2020
- A quick video on how to make a mock scrape for whitetail deer. Being able to create a successful mock scrape is such an easy and effective tool every hunter should have in their arsenal.
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Just started my own mock scrape, so cool to watch the deer work it
Crazy how effective they can be
I always cut my vines longer than needed and hang them lower than I want.
That way, after the vine is tied to the tree limb and left to hang with the weight of the vine pulling down on that limb, I will then use my saw or loppers and cut the limb to the necessary height, usually about belly high.
This saves having to keep adjusting the length of the rope to get the right height.
Nice! I like that approach
I love doing these kind of scrapes vine scrapes I got one at every property I hunt at and just like you said I only pee in it I don't put anything on the vine nor scrape until rut of course I actually help my buddy put one of these up at his spot few weeks back first time using it for him also gonna try the hemp rope scrape one of these days to
Same. I have a few that get used year-round almost daily. No need to touch them. Those vines are gold at this point... Vines definitely work the best. Haven't tried a rope.
Good idea to put on the edge of a food plot? Tons of activity through there.
You want to put them in areas that you want to define or direct movemnet. While you can put one up on a plot,the plot already defines movement. It would be better to put one in an area with multiple trails and use it to direct the deer to one trail in front of a stand.
@@bucksniper65 thank you
I have one of mine vine scrapes off my plot right on the edge they'll graze then they'll hit up my Vine usually its awesome watching them hit it on my cam
Do you need the licking branch or can you just do the scrape?
I'd definitely use a branch too. They use that a ton especially this time of year. They don't really scrape the ground till October... But man do they LOVE that branch. (from what I've seen)
Mock scrapes never work for me
My most successful ones are near high traffic areas. I made one two years ago that they didn't hit much but now they do also every day, all year long.
@@HigherElevations I’ve tried em in food plots on heavey trails next to beds nothing
a bit dated but I',m in next year "
Catching up on the backlog. Hunting season is over for me so time to edit all the videos I shot this year.
I never had success with em
I may have gotten lucky. Dialing in the perfect licking branch is key (size, movement, location, space around it and type).
@@HigherElevations makes sense