Hunters Specialties Scent Web Foam Spray She Heat Doe in Estrus - Red, 300% More Potent than Liquid Scents

The Hunters Specialties Scent Web Foam Spray She Heat Doe in Estrus delivers an effective and mess-free scenting solution for hunters looking to attract deer during the rut. This innovative foam spray is designed to provide a scent that is 300% more potent than traditional liquid scents, ensuring maximum attraction from a distance. Each can offers up to 20 uses, based on brief one-second bursts, making it a cost-effective option for extended hunting trips. The foam contains up to 300 feet of scented foam string, which allows for versatile application and concealment. The spray can be applied from up to 10 feet away, reducing human scent contamination and minimizing the risk of spooking game. This product is flammable and is classified as ORMD, requiring careful handling and storage. Its bright red second color makes it easy to identify and handle in the field.
The Scent Web Foam Spray's design eliminates the mess associated with liquid scents, providing a clean and efficient way to apply scent attractants in the field. Its innovative foam format ensures the scent stays where you need it, whether on branches, trees, or ground cover, helping to create a convincing and natural scent trail. The scent's high potency combined with its extended reach makes it an excellent choice for hunters targeting deer during the estrus phase, increasing the chances of a successful hunt. Lightweight and easy to carry, this spray is suitable for hunters of all skill levels seeking a reliable, high-performance scenting solution.

Features:

• 300% more potent than traditional liquid scents for increased effectiveness

• Up to 20 uses per can, based on 1-second bursts, providing long-lasting performance

• Contains up to 300 feet of scented foam string for versatile application

• No messy liquids, ensuring a clean and efficient scenting process

• Apply from up to 10 feet away to reduce human scent contamination

• Bright red second color for easy identification in the field

• Flammable and classified as ORMD, requiring careful handling