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For those of you that use them... which do you feel are consistently most effective?
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Long Live The Judge
Thinking of moving to Florida? Don't........
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Had to read that twice... I thought it said hot dogs! Pictured them skewered on tree branches around my stand
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BINGO!!! my friend, Ive not shot a doe up here on Flint river in 30 years, Ive let kids and first time hunters shoot maybe 5 and thats it! Best buck bait ever made is hot doe!very best winpoor
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I was hesitant and very skeptical of scents until I tried James Valley estrous scent in their gel form. Use as directed and you won't be disappointed. powdr
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If you do enough research you should be able to deduce that there are 3 that truly work well.. I have used a bunch of them and finally settled on the three that I trust but even now I don't always use them.
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