First Look: WRC Micro Brew Craft Scents

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posted on June 20, 2022
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WRC Buck Fire

Wildlife Research Center has released Buck-Fire Raging Estrus, the latest in its line of Micro Brew Craft Scents. Buck-Fire Raging Estrus is a tribute to the “Wild Bunch” at an old Northwoods deer camp. They were a heck of a bunch of hunters, out where the bucks weren’t that easy to come by. The carefully crafted Fired-Up Estrus Scent is specially tweaked with two secret ingredients, and just a touch of tarsal smell to help reach out to that hard to find buck.

This line of lures are carefully crafted in small batches, to optimize their strengths in various attraction qualities. For more information, please visit wildlife.com. MSRP/4 Fl. Oz. Bottle with a Key Wick: $30.85

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