2020 Mock Scrape Cam

[HighwayHunter]

This s where a Cell Camera would be the ticket. A scrape downwind of a bucks bedding area does them no good. They usually put scrapes upwind of where they bed for obvious reasons. I would put the MS on the rub line.

Last place I’m leaving a cell cam is public land lol. I agree though. I think I’ll try one in two different spots. One upwind of where I think some may be living now, and one camera to bake through the season near their suspected bedding area during season.


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[Low Fence]

Got some great pics @ “cottonmouth” scrape today. I’ll try and load more

[Low Fence]

Everyone uses the vine

[Low Fence]

Few more visitors

[Low Fence]

... and of course pigs

[BTLowry]

I freshened mine back up yesterday

Not one pic on the camera, about my luck

[lovemylegacy]

Everyone uses the vine

Those are nice....outside fence corner no less

[SFAbowhunter]

Everyone uses the vine

I like how both bucks took turns rubbing their face on the vine. Awesome thread!

[Low Fence]

Had to fill feeders today and checked the scrape again. Another new buck

[lovemylegacy]

Had to fill feeders today and checked the scrape again. Another new buck

Classic pinch point.

Do you hunt the spot also?

[Low Fence]

Oh yea. This pinch is where I killed “new kid on the block in 18’. It’s an absolute must for a N wind And I won’t hunt it until November (or haven’t in the past). So far no mature bucks... but I honestly don’t expect one off this property this season. But ya never know when the velvet is off. I have 2 that will be 7.5 that I plan on putting my efforts into if I can relocate them. And they ain’t at “the cottonmouth “

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[Low Fence]

It is a classic pinch point.

Green is plot
Red is mock scrape
Yellow is stand( little closer than I marked ... 18 yards)
Blue are common trails through plot
Orange is known doe bedding

The surrounding of the plot is so thick they can’t access except where I allow them ( fence manipulation, and gate open). Really only 4 ways in or out, but they always end up at that gate... which is why that scrape is so active

[HighwayHunter]

It is a classic pinch point.

Green is plot
Red is mock scrape
Yellow is stand( little closer than I marked ... 18 yards)
Blue are common trails through plot
Orange is known doe bedding

The surrounding of the plot is so thick they can’t access except where I allow them ( fence manipulation, and gate open). Really only 4 ways in or out, but they always end up at that gate... which is why that scrape is so active

That’s a helluva spot!


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[alien_scones]

Cool thread! I see you have learned this from Jeff with WHS on youtube.

youtube link? Thank you

[SFAbowhunter]

youtube link? Thank you

Look up whitetail habitat solutions on YouTube. He has a bunch of videos about mock scrapes.


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