Essential Hunting Advice
Whether you're a first-time hunter or have spent years in the woods, there's always something new to learn. Our Essential Hunting Advice section is filled with practical tips, proven techniques, and helpful resources to improve your scouting, stay safe, and make the most of every hunt. From trail camera strategies and scent control to ethical shot placement and hunting safety, we're here to help you spend more time enjoying the outdoors and less time learning through trial and error.
Trail Cam Use
Trail cameras are one of the best scouting tools available. Learn where to place them, how often to check them without disturbing deer movement, and how to use the information they collect to pattern mature bucks throughout the season.
Scent Control
A deer's nose is its greatest defense. Discover simple scent-control strategies—from clothing and boots to stand access—that help minimize your presence and increase your chances of staying undetected.
Shot Placement
Ethical hunting starts with proper shot placement. Review the vital zones for deer, understand how shot angles affect your opportunity, and learn how patience leads to cleaner, more humane harvests.
Hunting Precautions
Whether you're hunting from a stand, climbing into a blind, or handling firearms, safety should always come first. Refresh yourself on essential practices that protect you and everyone hunting with you.
Application Instructions
Getting the best results starts with proper application. Learn exactly how much Crème to use, where to apply it, and how to create an effective climb-stop barrier on feeder legs, poles, and other vertical surfaces.
Usage Tips
Small adjustments can make a big difference. Discover tips for maximizing effectiveness, choosing the right application schedule, and protecting your feeder during changing weather conditions.
Maintenance Guide
Our formula is designed to last, but routine inspections keep it performing at its best. Learn when to reapply, what weather conditions may affect performance, and how to keep your feeder protected year-round.
