whats the mix on the misting spray for yotes?

i live just down the street from terry so that is where i get mine.i have done this for a long time just never told anyone.i use rabbit,fox,coyote,deer.don't dilute.
 
I think the idea is sensory overload, confusing them long enough to get a shot, rather than them bolting at first scent.

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i have done this for a long time just never told anyone.i use rabbit,fox,coyote,deer.don't dilute.



/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gifSame here.I've been successfully combining misting with rattling for whitetails for over 20 years and applied that experience to pred hunting for almost as long.For deer I use a favorite homemade tarsal concoction along with buck urine that I prefer to collect myself either from friends deer at camp or even roadkill.For pred misting I use pure undiluted fox urine and in another bottle I have rabbit training scent that I bought from a hound supply and alternate bottles throughout the calling set.I prefer fox urine over coyote as I have both in my area as well as bobcats and beleive the fox urine to be less intimidating,whereas coyote urine might spook a fox?(old trapping trick /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif)

My theory on misting in general is that I am fooling their nose into confirming what their ears just told them.It's by no means a magic pill,but most animals,whether a buck coming in to rattling or a coyote to a distress call prefer to approach from downwind if possible and I'm a firm beleiver that misting definately does at times make the difference between getting busted or being successful.
 


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