Been hunting the family farm for years and deer sightings are very rare. My son had only seen one deer while up there. Picked up a bottle of this for $0.99, sprayed us both down, and a couple hours later had a doe right in front of us in our larger plot (he missed the shot). Yes, I realize this is just a coincidence, but I'll be picking up a case next time I'm in Wal-mart.

Hmmm.

Not the first time I have heard of it being used.

Wait, is the vanilla used for supplemental feeding, or for baiting?

If supplemental, good work. If baiting, I'm calling Chuck Sykes immediately.

it marries really well w/Clorox stumps

Wait, I thought all of us lazy food-plotters were already baiting? I'm confused.

Oh that's true, I forgot about that.

You need to be hunting in a virgin mature hardwood forest with only hard mast for forage to be considered of true mettle. Any modern killing equipment is also frowned upon and is for girly men.

This reminds me of Dan Fitzgerald's "Vanilla Killa" product he promoted in all his old hunting vids.

Whild Bill just ordered a 55 gallon drum from Amazon.

They like the smell of vanilla and will come to it out of curiosity.

Try nose jammer it smells like vanilla

Could be y'all were downwind. Hmm.

I guarantee it's not 99 cents.

Best way to put that out is with a q-tip dipped in vanilla on one end and peanut butter on the other end. Stick q-tips on trees/limbs/rocks as you walk in

Howling!

A buddy of mine is originally from Kentucky. They grew up kindly poor, he said they would dab a little on the sole of their boots before they walked in to hunt.

I heard if you milk a cald imitation vanilla flavored clorox comes out...

Was it a "downwind buck"?

during hunting season I use a vanilla scented beard balm. Vanilla essential oil is kinda expensive

Tinks Dixie Deer scent smelled like vanilla and was a great early bow season attractant for does.