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| Most everyone agrees that your best shot on a deer is when he is not moving. Up until now hunters relied on grunt calls to stop a moving buck. A grunt call works great in most cases, however you have to draw your bow and grunt at the same time. With the Scrapemaker, you can get a big buck to stop wherever you put your mock scrape. A deer will seldom walk by a scrape and not stop to investigate. This is crucial for bow hunters. With the Scrapemaker, a hunter cannot only get a deer to stop, but he can have him stop where he would like. Make sure that you put your scrape in a clear shooting lane. "Murphy's law" says if you don't clear a couple of shooting lanes, you will hit a branch when you shoot a buck of a lifetime. Use the Scrapemaker to stop big bucks where you want the shot. |
