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Was watching the Whitetails inc DVD last night that Todd from Wicked Tree Saws sent me and there was a gentleman on there that briefly mentioned a "Horizontal rubbing post". Now this wasn't your everyday weekend warrior. He had the mounts and sheds to back up his guff.
The premise was he would take a cedar post and put it horizontal like below. I read about some online and the little I could find from guys that had done it said they tore them up..
Another tactic was actually planting a virtical willow log or cedar log in your food plots. Put it about 2-3 feet deep and tamp it in. Leave a licking branch on it if you can. They said the deer are attracted to it like a magnet. recommended was 18 yards from the edge of the woods and your stand. They also said that the deer will get the thing to wobble, and once it does they hit it harder. In the picture below the guy just used a section of frayed rope to achieve a licking branch.
Anyone heard of this before.
Was watching the Whitetails inc DVD last night that Todd from Wicked Tree Saws sent me and there was a gentleman on there that briefly mentioned a "Horizontal rubbing post". Now this wasn't your everyday weekend warrior. He had the mounts and sheds to back up his guff.
The premise was he would take a cedar post and put it horizontal like below. I read about some online and the little I could find from guys that had done it said they tore them up..
Another tactic was actually planting a virtical willow log or cedar log in your food plots. Put it about 2-3 feet deep and tamp it in. Leave a licking branch on it if you can. They said the deer are attracted to it like a magnet. recommended was 18 yards from the edge of the woods and your stand. They also said that the deer will get the thing to wobble, and once it does they hit it harder. In the picture below the guy just used a section of frayed rope to achieve a licking branch.
Anyone heard of this before.
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