Hunter’s Kloak introduces new scents to its line-up for use with the new Rut Rouser™ Dual Mister and the Gen 2 Kloak Mister. The nine new scents introduced include at least one product in the concealment, attractant, curiosity, rut lure, and repellent categories.
“One thing we always strive to do well is listen and learn. We listen to our retail and business partners but most importantly, we listen to those who are using our product in the field. We thrive on feedback and meeting the requests for new and better products. All of the scents we are adding to our lineup this year stemmed from specific hunter request,” Jodie Daniels, President at Hunter’s Kloak.
The key to the effectiveness of a synthetic scent is how closely it matches the aromatic scent it imitates.
Developed hand-in-hand with one of the world’s leading scent companies, all Hunter’s Kloak scents contain high-quality, premium synthetic blends that effectively replicate the scents they imitate.
Hunter’s Kloak launched in 2017 with Earth, Apple, Acorn and Sugar Beet. NEW scents for 2018 include:
Rut scent:
• Doe Estrous in its most potent peak, as changing hormones mix with the chemistry of a doe’s urine emitting sensory signals to bucks that a doe in the area is ready for breeding.
Concealment scents:
• Pine - Fresh pine scent, those found in rich coniferous woods or plantations, work well as a cover scent, disguising human odors which allow hunters to remain undetected by game animals.
• Cedar – Cedar is a softwood conifer that releases a powerful aromatic scent. Cedar works well as a cover scent, and because it is a natural scent, it works well even in areas where cedars are not likely to grow.
Attractant scents:
• Sweet Corn – Fragrant sweet corn has an effective long-range attraction that draws in deer to the area seeking a source of food.
• Curiosity Scents – to intrigue game animals and keep them in the area longer:
• Peanut Butter – The aromatic-rich smell of peanuts is not only a curiosity scent; it is also a food source in areas where peanuts are agriculturally grown, emitting the aromatic scent of a freshly turned field of peanuts drying in the sunlight.
• Vanilla – The sweet aroma of natural vanilla has been used successfully by hunters as a cover scent and a curiosity scent for many years. The scent works well when walking to the stand and while hunting from the stand to cover any human scent; also works to incite curiosity and to attract game animals.