Owen Outdoors, Deer Lures and Scents "Mock Scrape" The key to great deer attractants, lures and scents is to find a product that is fresh, and all natural. Owens brings the local deer herd to you by providing the freshest product available. They ship 24 to 48 hours of your order with the “Bottled on Date” (BOD) written on the bottle. Owens Outdoors specializes in several deer lures, Buck and Doe, to accommodate your needs in different stages of the hunting season.Mock Scrape · Primarily used during Pre-Rut. · Mixture of whitetail deer gland secretions of pre-orbital or forehead glands, inter-digital glands located on a deer’s feet, urines that run off the metatarsal glands and a mature doe. · Combination of a 1˝ year old buck, a mature doe and gland secretions in one bottle. · Spray Mock Scrape on the “licking branch” and the ground scrape. · Refresh each time you visit the scrape. · ALL NATURAL INGREDIENTS. How We Bring the Local Deer Herd to You! Owens Outdoor lures are not intended to use year after year. Natural urines start breaking down between 6 to 9 months which makes them ineffective. Dark blue bottles are specifically used to help preserve and block out the UV rays that break down the natural urine. The atomizer top reduces the scent to a fine mist to control your use and not waste the lure. Owens Outdoor Scents are collected and stored into containers within seconds of their release. They are then filtered, bottled, and shipped within 24 to 48 hours. Their product is guaranteed to be fresh and not stored on a shelf or warehouse – as in a big box store! For you hunters who want to know where the deer’s glands are? Whitetails have a network of glands all over their body. The forehead or pre-orbital gland is used for signposting during the breeding season. Biologists believe that when a buck rubs a tree, he deposits forehead scent on it. The nasal gland is used primarily to keep a deer's nose moist. This gland may serve other functions, such as marking a scrape's licking branch, but more research is needed. Inter-digital glands are located on a deer's feet. Wherever a deer treads, he leaves a small amount of scent. Over time, these scents may actually form a trail. A buck or doe may cut the scent trail and figure it is safe to travel since other deer walked there without harm. The metatarsal glands, located on the outside of a deer's legs, give off scent that warns other deer of danger. Deer know to flee an area the instant they whiff this scent.
The tarsal gland, located on the inside of the hind legs, is probably the most important. A buck utilizes these glands for a process called rub-urination. A buck rubs his tarsal glands together while urinating over them, often into a scrape. This urine contains important clues about the deer's social status and physical condition. Bucks rub-urinate to establish their place in the herd. Bucks tend to rub-urinate the most during the breeding season, which suggests the tarsal glands play a big role in mating. Some does rub-urinate. Does are able to recognize their fawns by the smell of their tarsal glands.
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