Northwoods Spray Scents
Sixteen scents in a 32 oz. sprayer, with half gallon and gallon refills.
$21.95 for 32 oz. spray
- 32 oz. spray
- $21.95
- Half gallon refill
- $40.00
- Gallon refill
- $70.00
An attractant and cover scent. Spray it around your bait site and on the surrounding trees while you are in your stand. It throws a streak out to 20 feet or a fine mist.
A 32 oz. bottle refreshes a site many times over. Outfitters running several baits buy the gallon.
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How to use it
Spray trees, brush and the ground around the site each time you freshen the bait, and mist the area around your stand before you settle in.
A 32 oz. bottle refreshes a site many times over. Outfitters running several baits buy the gallon.
The scents
- AniseThe classic licorice scent. Carries a long way and opens a site fast.
- Beaver CastorMusky and natural. A favorite cover scent for spring hunts.
- BaconSavory smoke. Doubles as a cover scent while you sit.
- Peanut ButterRich and heavy. Pairs with a bait of pastries and nuts.
- ButterscotchThe Gold Rush aroma in a spray.
- Gold MistSweet and strong. Hunters pair it with Gold Rush in the grease.
- CinnamonWarm and spicy. Cuts through wet weather.
- Cotton CandyPure sugar. Bears follow it to a pastry bait.
- DonutFried dough and glaze for a bakery bait.
- HoneyThick and sweet. A classic bear draw.
- BlueberrySweet berry. Strong in late summer when wild berries ripen.
- GrapeBright and sweet.
- LoganberryA deep berry scent that carries in the cool of the evening.
- RaspberryHunters report it working well on August baits in Ontario.
- Wild BerryA mix of the berries a bear feeds on in the fall.
- Wild CherryTart and sweet. Matches a cherry powder on the pile.
What hunters say about Spray Scents
Killed two bears in four days in Idaho.
Amazon customerBlueberry spray
A 240 pound bear an hour after spraying. You could smell it 100 yards away.
Amazon customerNew Hampshire, Anise spray
Great cover scent and brings in bears.
Amazon customerBacon spray
They love that Gold Mist. He walked right to where I had sprayed it.
New Jersey hunterNovember 2014
Our flavor of choice is their Beaver Castor spray. Each year we see trophy bear come into our sites with their noses held high.
Whiteshell OutfittersManitoba
Questions
Which scent should I start with?
Anise or Butterscotch to open a site, then a fruit scent once the bears are coming. Use the scent finder if you are unsure.
Can I spray it on myself?
No. Spray the trees and ground around the stand, not your clothing.
How do the refills work?
The half gallon and gallon are the same scent in a jug. Pour it into your empty 32 oz. sprayer.
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