HELP!! with doe in-heat lures

[southbunch]

Just wondering if their is any one perticular doe in-heat sent/lure out there that you would swear-on using during the rut.

[maytom]

I've taken a new approach to lures and calls altogether. I don't use them!! I never had any work, and I'm not wasting any more money on those gimmicks!!

Hunt down wind, and hunt where the does are. The bucks will come!!

[wtnhunt]

Dont know which is the best, but a few years back tried some stuff from James Valley scents that was really good stuff. I was pretty impressed with it. Cabelas carries it, and it really is not all that expensive compared to some.

[Guest bow_hunter101]

I've always used Tink's #69 doe-in-rut. I've seen bucks come running to the stuff. And it's way cheaper than Code Blue, which I've heard mixed results about.

[Guest bigalt78]

man i use the code blue standing estrus and that's the real deal dude. i have also used tinks and it works good too. only down fall on the code blue standing estrus is the price 40 dollars a bottle.

[bghunter777]

scent

here are a few options i have heard good things about code blue as mentioned above i tried the new VS1 estrous this year could barely smell it myself but did have a buck respond to it that i was able to harvest 11 pt scored 113 no monster but a respectable public land buck in pa 3.5 year old deer to just no tine length so i guess that means it worked i have also had success w bob kirsheners silver top.

[slugshooter]

My problem with scents is do they really really work?? I have used scents, and I have used no scents, I've seen deer either way. I continue to use scents only to give me maybe a slight advantage, but sometimes I think scents can hurt you also. I've seen deer with Tink's Trophy Buck lure but not with #69, I've also seen deer with Knight and Hale. I honestly think that being in the right place at the right time has more to do with hunting success than anything else.