He circled 60 yards behind me with his nose in the air. My stomach churned with disappointment. Then, suddenly, he headed off the field right toward my Big Boy scent hanging 20 yards away. I drew at 30 yards, made a grunt and stopped him for a broadside shot. Without Real DEER , I'd never have seen that deer.
Bucks become very agitated and possessive when they think their areas are being challenged.
Also extremely effective when rattling, calling or using a decoy. A buck expects to see or smell another buck as he comes in. Big Boy gives him what he's looking for. This is the actual smell of a live doe. The smell of a doe is not a rank, foul smell, but is somewhat mild.