Create Mock Scrapes That Actually Work

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • This mock scrape recipe is a tried and true practice of mine that I originated a long time ago. Using nearly 100% natural ingredients, you can create this highly effective mock scrape for .60 cents or less...and that's a very good thing! Here is how you can create an incredible mock scrape right now, just in time for deer hunting season...
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Комментарии • 73

  • @srgtkankles
    @srgtkankles 5 дней назад +5

    I've been using Jeff's strategies for mock scrapes for years.
    Totally works.
    I live 5 mins from Cabelas,and I was there past 3 days since I had my youngest and my 4 little league baseball players attending hunter education.
    I noticed scrape rope kit is over $50.
    I use veins and call it a day.

  • @jasonmcrae2675
    @jasonmcrae2675 4 дня назад +3

    Jeff, the vine setup is the best. I've been using it for years, thanks to you!

  • @donaldberg3068
    @donaldberg3068 5 дней назад +4

    Been doing this for 5 years , again thanks jeff one more bit of knowledge that u have given us free of charge. SORRY if i got out of line with a commenter i didn't agree with , couple weeks back !

    • @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751
      @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751  5 дней назад +1

      Oh Donald...man I appreciate you! No problem at all 😊 People are crazy on here at times. They come to the channel with jealousy, ignorance and an agenda. Bad combo, lol

  • @RodneyComer-p3g
    @RodneyComer-p3g 4 дня назад +2

    Hi Jeff, I have the exact mock scrape as in this video. I have a camera near and many deer come by it everyday, but none have even noticed it. I listened and have not used scents! Thank you for everything

  • @chuckzenz55
    @chuckzenz55 3 дня назад

    I've bought and used the product The Vine, I've used a straight branch/stick about 1 inch diameter and 4 to 5 to 6 feet long tied with string, I've even pulled and dangled an actual vine that you find growing up trees and ive tied a real vine onto a branch too. Nothing seems to be better than a real vine, but either way, these are phenomenal and I couldn't be happier that I found this concept from you guys!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @Ethans_Outdoors
    @Ethans_Outdoors 5 дней назад +2

    Thanks Jeff perfect timing! Heading out to the property in Michigan today

  • @paulgroth5414
    @paulgroth5414 4 дня назад +1

    Jeff we added these to our setups and the results have been incredible! We have used your foodplot ideas and have had great results with no till plots, thankyou for sharing all this info!

  • @bretthagen2389
    @bretthagen2389 4 дня назад +1

    I have one at every stand or blind! Learned this from you jeff, 5 years ago. Thanks it works great!

  • @SmithsOutdoorAdventures
    @SmithsOutdoorAdventures 4 дня назад +2

    Thank you guys soooo much taking ur advice I've seen so many deer. My wife and I love you guys !!!!!

  • @mitchellgenz1373
    @mitchellgenz1373 5 дней назад +1

    Great video, using that mock system since I started watching your vids a few years back. It works. Thanks for the great content.

  • @louisgiardina8918
    @louisgiardina8918 5 дней назад +1

    Jeff your system works fantastic. I don’t have my own property and I hunt state property in New York a 5500 acre forest . I found a great spot that resembles a T in the hardwood section that boarders thick pine section with a little stream truly a beautiful spot . I set up your system around 4 years ago right where the T’s meet and what a set up it has become . I only shot one nice buck but my hunting time is only on the weekends and extended weekends 3-4 days max but the pictures of some truly monster bucks 3 to be exact were unreal does ,fawns, small bucks hell I even have several bears passing through. Unfortunately the big boys were all night pictures . I bow hunt this spot 75% and gun hunt it 25% . Remember this is state property in New York it doesn’t get much attention bow hunting but it reminds me of a Wisconsin hunting spot during gun season a lot of guys and they camp on the property. Just wanted to let you know your system works everywhere not only on private property thanks again and keep the vids coming P.S I also piss in the scrape.

  • @amsbaugh8198
    @amsbaugh8198 5 дней назад +1

    I have done this with great results. The branch I used made It 5 years and I just recently replaced the branch because the old one broke in half. The deer were hitting it the night that I put it up

  • @bowmadness1333
    @bowmadness1333 3 дня назад

    Awesome integrity! That's why we believe in you and enjoy learning from you.

  • @MrTrapper1111
    @MrTrapper1111 4 дня назад +1

    Shot a stud NYS public buck last season on this scrape along standing corn. I’ll use these rest of my hunting career

  • @derekschenk4296
    @derekschenk4296 4 дня назад +2

    Great video Jeff!!

  • @Hollowjus
    @Hollowjus 3 часа назад +1

    I tried to do this last year, not a single deer looked at it lol. I did put it on a flat area with lots of deer travel but to no avail. I used a muscadine vine as the licking branch but I think I'll give up on this lol.

  • @AdamBHill12
    @AdamBHill12 5 дней назад

    I love this method! In Alabama, I use either pine or cedar, since that’s what my bucks seem to rub on. I like to leave green needles about half way up it, if possible. It may not help, but the videos look cool! Thank you so much Jeff!

  • @makeyourownluck5822
    @makeyourownluck5822 4 дня назад +1

    I sprayed round up on a heavily used vine scrape in August and they never scraped the ground that fall. It was crazy. Nothing else changed except a mowed trail through the switch 10 yards away.

  • @MollyDogg1234
    @MollyDogg1234 4 дня назад

    I've been using your vine method ever since I stumbled upon it years ago on one of your videos. I can't even begin to tell you how many photos of big bucks I captured on these setups. I've even killed a few big ones that were working them. I drill a hole through my vines, run the rope through it, then tie it. They seem to hold on longer that way.

  • @transamguy9073
    @transamguy9073 5 дней назад +1

    Wow great vids. Good to no u dont need scent. I never did a mock scrape but mite have to try it

  • @janitorialguy4436
    @janitorialguy4436 5 дней назад

    Thanks Jeff

  • @troybrake5686
    @troybrake5686 5 дней назад +2

    I seen that jug that has a rope and some scent and they was outrageous, first thing I thought was i have vine everywhere and some scent, I ain't spending any money on that crap! I bought a bucket of good mineral and a bag of clover for around the same price! Don't fall for these gimmicks boys! That reminds me, does anyone remember the bone collector ( rubline slime) ? I wonder what ever happened to that junk!?

  • @outdoorsinc.8261
    @outdoorsinc.8261 5 дней назад

    Great video as always WHS. Best thing about this is the honesty. Also if i bought a rope a year ago and its been out there should I remove it? Lol

  • @preplife533
    @preplife533 5 дней назад +1

    Sweet bay and juniper coastal sc

  • @ChrisBontrager-w9v
    @ChrisBontrager-w9v 4 дня назад

    Hi Jeff great information maybe
    I missed it but what is an ideal distance from the ground to the end of the vine? Love your video very informative, thank you

  • @stokeandspoke1177
    @stokeandspoke1177 День назад

    just hang a branch over any solid deer trail and they start using it? Thanks for the video, just wondering how exactly they know to use the branch. I was lucky enough to set up a camera and tried to make one, and a big buck came through and used a branch behind mine until the branch broke off the oak tree. This morning I tied that branch back up over the small scrape it made. Figured it's already scented up, and it already worked better than the one I tried to make. I used the gland scent and they didn't care at all about it, I was just so lucky the natural licking branch was already behind mine.

  • @MohrWhitetail920
    @MohrWhitetail920 2 дня назад

    Looking forward to trying this. Question though - I'm hunting public land, what would the affect of numerous people doing the same thing close (within a 20 acre radius) to the one I set up?

  • @DogTown192
    @DogTown192 2 дня назад +1

    Any suggestions for us northerners who don’t have vines in the area. Branches get destroyed pretty fast from bucks.

    • @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751
      @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751  2 дня назад

      Jack pines branches work very well when hanging...so do oak and even Hemlock is pretty decent. When they are hanging from a small piece of Paracord they last surprisingly well ..

  • @Gatviener
    @Gatviener Час назад

    I live in Manitoba I don't think we have vines, what a Willow Branch be good too does it really matter what type of wood? I know it's a stupid question but figured I'd ask anyway

  • @peterfurman3991
    @peterfurman3991 3 дня назад

    How do you set your camera settings so the wind doesn’t set it off with the branch blowing in the wind… thanks

  • @truepatriots3860
    @truepatriots3860 5 дней назад +2

    👍

  • @marchhair01
    @marchhair01 3 дня назад

    We're in a pretty bad dry spell down here in SE OK. It's really hard to even scrape the ground with your boot the soil is so dry. Should I go ahead and get started on a mock scrape with licking branch best I can or should I wait for some soil moisture?

  • @jackjohnson7236
    @jackjohnson7236 17 часов назад +1

    Can we put one out now or was earlier in the year better?

  • @1bghppy
    @1bghppy 4 дня назад

    The bucks on my property seem to primarily use maple trees for scraping under and also for rubbing antlers on. Does that mean I should use maple for my mock scrape?

  • @davidyontz09
    @davidyontz09 5 дней назад

    Ohio opener 2 weeks away hunt or not just feels good its here dont no if you remember the property walk at my place but my wife and I had our baby last week

  • @ScottOwens28
    @ScottOwens28 4 дня назад

    Great video and info. What's your thoughts on tarsal gland drag rag techniques - can it help or not? Also, does the tarsal gland have a somewhat different scent than straight fresh pee? TOA! 👌👍👊💪

  • @Albert859
    @Albert859 4 дня назад

    Do you think scrapes would work for our deer where I live on Vancouver Island?

  • @tomh2156
    @tomh2156 3 дня назад

    I'm new to using mock scrapes, when is the best time to put these out?

  • @jackrapier6748
    @jackrapier6748 4 дня назад

    Quick question: I live in northern Arkansas. Power company just did some work and left behind some exposed dirt, is there any seed I could throw down right now to have some sort of food plot? Thanks

  • @jackjohnson7236
    @jackjohnson7236 17 часов назад +1

    Gloves?

  • @jeremypresgrave1488
    @jeremypresgrave1488 5 дней назад

    Can you put mock scrapes on public and see the results. Where would I want to put one on public mtn land?

  • @ML-ks2lj
    @ML-ks2lj День назад

    I found a apple tree dropping apples on public hung a camera and seena grape vine tangled so i cut the vine andnlet it nsgurally hang at ny BeltLine and walked away. Came back july 28th oulled the camera with iver 3000 pictures of deer and 400 being bucks with around 349 pictures of the 4 mature bucks hitting it and ill tell you my area in Michigan on public land is very hard to kill a 4 year old buck

  • @owen75463
    @owen75463 4 дня назад +1

    How many mock scrapes do you use on your property?

  • @BG-bx4ey
    @BG-bx4ey 4 дня назад

    I'm not sure if I did it right, but my deer keep standing on their back legs and kickboxing my vine...

  • @whitehondarider22
    @whitehondarider22 4 дня назад +1

    I sweat my balls off walking into where i want to create my mock scrape, cut off my white tighties and hang them in a tree branch and let my ball sweat drip into the dirt… It drives the deer absolutely nuts

  • @gerardsavage239
    @gerardsavage239 5 дней назад +2

    First

  • @drewharman1690
    @drewharman1690 5 дней назад

    It amazes me how people are taking something like this and trying to sell you a branch or a vine that you can get naturally from the woods!

  • @ashleydog45
    @ashleydog45 5 дней назад +2

    $.60? You're paying too much for wire ties.

    • @ashleydog45
      @ashleydog45 5 дней назад +1

      Or using too many.

    • @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751
      @whitetailhabitatsolutions9751  5 дней назад +2

      If you listen to the video....rope. Paracord. I would never use wire ties nor are they of any use 😉 again tho, watch the video 👍 before commenting...

    • @mikemellon80
      @mikemellon80 5 дней назад

      Dog45. Let’s just😢 say he is using wire ties, which he is not, not sure where you got that. But if it was true why even comment that you get wire really cheap

    • @whitehondarider22
      @whitehondarider22 4 дня назад

      Well they are so repetitive some people just come here for the comments

  • @ChrisBontrager-w9v
    @ChrisBontrager-w9v 4 дня назад

    Hi Jeff great information maybe
    I missed it but what is an ideal distance from the ground to the end of the vine? Love your video very informative, thank you.

  • @1bghppy
    @1bghppy 4 дня назад

    The bucks on my property seem to primarily use maple trees for scraping under and also for rubbing antlers on. Does that mean I should use maple for my mock scrape?

    • @tylerdzugan9596
      @tylerdzugan9596 2 дня назад

      I have setup this setup in locations that do not have vines anywhere near. And they love it. I highly recommend using the vine over anything else.

  • @kurtpearson2793
    @kurtpearson2793 5 дней назад +2

    First