First Look: Ultimate Double Scrape Dripper Kit

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posted on July 27, 2021
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Two is usually better than one, at least that's what the folks at Wildlife Research Center reckon. The company's Ultimate Double Scrape-Dripper Kit includes two Scrape-Drippers and two bottles of scrape scent for use at mock scrape locations.

The Magnum Scrape-Dripper is a smart dispenser that keeps a scrape fresh and working. It drips daytime only, to get bucks to come in during daylight hunting hours. The Magnum Scrape-Dripper can operate for up to two to three weeks on four fluid ounces of scent depending on temperature swings, and gradually intensifies scent output to get bucks  riled up. The change in temperature makes it work, so no batteries are required.

Golden Scrape with Scent Reflex Technology is a blend of Golden Estrus and intruding buck scents, combined with subtle tones of freshly scraped earth and Territorial Musk. With a powerful fresh scrape smell and a Special Time-Release Formula, it is designed to heat up a scrape.

For more information on the entire line of scent and scent elimination products from Wildlife Research Center, visit www.wildlife.comMSRP: $44.99

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