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Doe Preorbital Gland Scent
$12.95 – $59.00
Just as buck communicate, doe also communicate to other deer in the area with their Preorbital Gland and other head scents. Pollick’s Doe Preorbital is the same proven formula used in Pollick’s Buck Preorbital since 1995. 100% extracted doe forehead, tearduct, ear gland & wax, mouth & lip saliva. To attract doe, create mock licking branches near doe travel areas. For even greater attraction, add some of Pollick’s Doe Interdigital hoof musk scent in a scratched-up area beneath the licking branch. Our Doe Preorbital is also a super attractor during the rutting periods used on the licking branch along side Buck Preorbital above buck breading scrapes.
Andrew Ringbloom –
The buck was working one main scrape that I had kept fresh with your Buck and Doe Preorbital oil base on the locking branches. Complete scrape was used in a dripper with your Flaming Doe in put directly in the scrape. He would work that scrape every few days becoming a pattern that I was able to catch on to and set up on. Ultimately resulting in me getting a shot off on him and getting him on the ground.
Reilly Boda –
Daughter Reilly connected again last night. Her and I put out mock scrapes, and a licking branch about a week ago. That evening there were bucks and does checking those scrapes. And we noticed rubs being added over night. It was the slow October days until we started the scent part of our campaign.
I think I need to get a better video camera if this keeps up…lol. if you want to use the picture let me know, I was going to edit out that twig.
Robert Allen –
Here is the buck Mr. Robert Allen (80 years young at the time) took by misting the foliage “nose high to a deer” on his way to his stand with “Doe Preorbital”.
The buck hit the scent trail “downwind” of Mr. Allen’s ground blind about 70 yards away and proceeded to “follow” it all the way up to the point that Mr. Allen pulled the trigger on his .50 cal muzzleloader and dropped the deer in his tracks…at 30 yards from the ground blind.
Mr. Allen had misted all the way to his ground blind and the deer “just kept comin’ and comin’ until I thought it was gonna get in the blind with me.” True statement;)
The “next day” picture is of Mr. Allen and his beautiful buck…along with “Bucky”…who I found wandering in the woods of Hickman Co. and now lives with my beautiful Mother…and is over 80 lbs!
I hope you enjoyed the story…and more pics are on the way.
Thank you again…
Dan Furmanik
Ashley Covert –
I couldn’t be more proud of my wife on her first archery deer harvest today. This doe came in and stuck her head directly in a licking branch I made this morning with Paul Pollock’s Doe preorbital.
She worked hard all off season practicing, working on the farm, running cams, and everything in between. She has passed a few small bucks up waiting on a lone doe to fill the freezer with. I love you babe and here’s to many more days spent in the woods. Love you.
Ashley Covert
Jesse Hume –
Here is my most recent buck I arrowed. I started using your Preorbital lures in August. I put the doe pre-orbital about head high to a doe at mock scrapes I make. I put the buck pre-orbital a little higher. I do not put them both on the same branches.
With the buck pre-orbital I make a trail by putting it on tree trunks that I rough up to look like a rub. I do this for a 50 yd. stretch past each of my stands. The bucks get used to traveling the route so come November I get to see a lot of deer right where I want them.
I use a doe in heat lure starting in November. I must put it at a mock scrape in a place that will not spook the does. Downwind of the doe trails.
I only hunt public land but I see and harvest all the deer I need (4). PS. I only hunt with a bow.
Next year Tennessee will outlaw deer scent. I may have to become an outlaw. LOL
Thanks,
Jesse Hume