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SKU: SPL0755-899508000755
This gel is designed for deer hunters who want to work with natural scrape and licking-branch behavior rather than rely on guesswork. It mimics the scent of a buck’s pre-orbital and forehead glands and can be used on an existing licking branch above a scrape or on a mock setup. The formula is intended to help stimulate rub activity, function as a territorial intruder scent, and support early-season buck inventory. Its 1.5 oz bottle size keeps it compact for carrying into the field, though results will depend on how and where it is used.
Long-lasting Gel
Formula supports extended use on
Mimics Buck’s
Pre-orbital and forehead gland scent
Can Function
As a territorial intruder scent
Helps Stimulate
Rub activity
Suitable Early-season
Use to draw bucks in
| Bottle Size | 1.5 oz |
|---|---|
| Features | Helps stimulate rub activity, Can be used early season to draw bucks in and take inventory of the bucks in your area, Can function as a territorial intruder scent, 1.5 oz. bottle |
| Form | Gel |
| Product Name | Black Widow Branch Butter Licking Branch Gel - 1.5 oz |
| Scent Type | Mimics the scent of a buck's pre-orbital and forehead glands |
| Upc | 899508000755 |
| Use | Deer hunting |
It is a deer-hunting scent gel designed to mimic a buck’s pre-orbital and forehead glands. The product description says it can be used on an existing licking branch above a scrape or on a mock licking branch.
Yes. The listed features say it can be used early season to draw bucks in and help take inventory of the bucks in your area.
Yes. The product is listed as a 1.5 oz bottle.
The description says it is meant to help introduce an intruder buck into your hunting area and can function as a territorial intruder scent.
The source says it is a long-lasting gel and that it helps stimulate rub activity, but it does not provide detailed performance data or field-test results.