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And I have found that you do not want it too high.

I sometimes have accidentally made my licking branch a little bit too high, like more

of my eye level.

And you got to remember deer is shorter than you realize.

Like in real life, most deer are not that tall. Yeah, a big mature

buck might be, but you want the do's and young deer to be able to rub their faces and

their noses and their glands in that leafy licking branch too. And if those doves can't reach

it, they can't leave as much scent. There's less

of an attraction for the bucks. So do your licking branch a little bit lower than, at least I have

to tell myself to do my licking branch a little bit lower than I think is right because too many

times I've just seen these doughs come up to the camera and the licking branch and they're not being able to reach it.

So that's something that I'm doing in a handful of different locations is creating this like

ideal scrape. Big post, big oak tree limb, perfect height. I kick out a really big, very obvious

scrape in the ground.

You know, I've done different scent things in the past to try to kickstart a mock scrape like that.

I've peed in it myself and that seems to work fine.

I'm trying something this year called DH3 from a friend who's got a new company.

It's got a licking branch scent and a synthetic urine, TBD and all that kind of stuff.

But that's something I'm trying in some different places.

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