Troy's Skull Taxidermy
| Stratton Outdoor Products |
| I use and sell Stratton Outdoor Product because I know they work (read The Deer Story below). Stratton Outdoor Products is a small company that does not produce deer urine on a nation wide scale. Dean Stratton, owner has raised his own deer on his farm for over twenty years. He began producing deer calls to imitate the sounds he heard from the deer on his farm before a retail deer call ever existed. Because of this knowledge and experience I truly believe the Stratton 7 in 1 deer call is the most realistic sounding call on the market. He also created the "crooked floor" barn where he could collect his own deer urine. After using it personally for several years he knew had a great product and decided to market it. Although the product is excellent it has always been kept small scale and simple to preserve the quality. What this means is that you are getting a 100% natural, not watered down bottle of deer pee. If you think that some of the big national companies that sell millions of bottles of urine a year are 100% urine that would be crazy. They would have to have thousands of deer peeing around the clock to fill that many jars. Stratton Products also uses a tasteless odorless preservative that was developed at Dow Chemical. This preservative means that a bottle of Stratton Products could sit on the shelf for three seasons and still be as good as the day you bought it, and has no negative effect of the effectiveness of the product. |
Stratton Outdoor Products 7 in 1 deer call. This call can make seven
different deer calls ranging from fawn bleat to dominant buck. The tube
is expandable for long range calling and folds down for easy carrying.
It is made from ash hardwood and comes with a lanyard. This call is
the most realistic call you will ever hear. Add this to the fact that it is
easy to use and lasts a lifetime, and you have got a no brainer!
different deer calls ranging from fawn bleat to dominant buck. The tube
is expandable for long range calling and folds down for easy carrying.
It is made from ash hardwood and comes with a lanyard. This call is
the most realistic call you will ever hear. Add this to the fact that it is
easy to use and lasts a lifetime, and you have got a no brainer!
Stratton Outdoor Products Doe Honey 4 ounce bottle. What more can I
say. Read the stories. This is a big bottle of the good stuff.
Remember it's one hundred percent natural and not watered down, and
if by chance you don't use it all this year it's good for another two
seasons because of Stratton's top secret tasteless odorless
preservative.
say. Read the stories. This is a big bottle of the good stuff.
Remember it's one hundred percent natural and not watered down, and
if by chance you don't use it all this year it's good for another two
seasons because of Stratton's top secret tasteless odorless
preservative.
Stratton Outdoor Products Doe Honey 1.5 Ounce bottle. This is the
same as above just less of it. This is in case your still skeptical even
after reading the stories. Don't worry I'll do my best to keep it in stock
for when you run out.
same as above just less of it. This is in case your still skeptical even
after reading the stories. Don't worry I'll do my best to keep it in stock
for when you run out.
Stratton Outdoor Products Buck-P. This is the stuff to use when you want
to make some fake scrapes. Or if you really want to tick him off put it in
one of the scrapes he has already made. It really works! Here is a trick:
Get a small plastic container with a lid (I use old 35mm film canisters). Put
cotton balls in it and then saturate them with Buck P, Doe Honey or both.
Dig a small hole in the center of the scrape (preferably one that the big
boy has already made). Poke a hole in the lid of the canister and put it in
the hole you made in the scrape. Cover with just a little dirt, and your
done. I have had dozens of these set ups dug completely out of the
ground!
to make some fake scrapes. Or if you really want to tick him off put it in
one of the scrapes he has already made. It really works! Here is a trick:
Get a small plastic container with a lid (I use old 35mm film canisters). Put
cotton balls in it and then saturate them with Buck P, Doe Honey or both.
Dig a small hole in the center of the scrape (preferably one that the big
boy has already made). Poke a hole in the lid of the canister and put it in
the hole you made in the scrape. Cover with just a little dirt, and your
done. I have had dozens of these set ups dug completely out of the
ground!
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| The Story |
On November 25th, 2006 I headed out for my last hunt of my 6 day Ohio
bow hunting trip. I had my climber on my back and plenty of Stratton Doe
Honey on a rag dragging behind me. I was heading to an area where I
found a bedding area and a lot of rubs the day before. After I found a
suitable tree I freshened up my scent drag and hung in a tree about twenty
yards in front of me. I went for the all or nothing approach that evening and
tried doe bleats, rattling, and grunting. Finally just before dark I could hear
deer moving in my direction from out of the bedding area. The problem
was that they came out about 75 yards down wind of me. It was a doe and
fawn and to my surprise when they crossed my wind they locked up, turned
90 degrees and headed directly towards me. The doe and fawn were
obsessed with the doe honey and stood under my tree for several minutes
bow hunting trip. I had my climber on my back and plenty of Stratton Doe
Honey on a rag dragging behind me. I was heading to an area where I
found a bedding area and a lot of rubs the day before. After I found a
suitable tree I freshened up my scent drag and hung in a tree about twenty
yards in front of me. I went for the all or nothing approach that evening and
tried doe bleats, rattling, and grunting. Finally just before dark I could hear
deer moving in my direction from out of the bedding area. The problem
was that they came out about 75 yards down wind of me. It was a doe and
fawn and to my surprise when they crossed my wind they locked up, turned
90 degrees and headed directly towards me. The doe and fawn were
obsessed with the doe honey and stood under my tree for several minutes
before I heard the deepest buck grunt I had ever heard. He was on the same trail as the does were and when he crossed my
wind he stopped instantly. I was scared he would wind me but he put his nose in the air and I could tell he smelled the Doe
Honey. He never hesitated and walked directly to my scent drag where I was able to get a clean shot and soon I was watching
the biggest deer of my life fall over, forty yards from where I shot him. I know without a doubt that Stratton Doe Honey was the
sole reason I was able to take this buck. Without it he would have winded me or passed by out of range, and out of my life
forever. By the way if you hunt within 10 miles of me I can't sell you any!.... Just kidding!
wind he stopped instantly. I was scared he would wind me but he put his nose in the air and I could tell he smelled the Doe
Honey. He never hesitated and walked directly to my scent drag where I was able to get a clean shot and soon I was watching
the biggest deer of my life fall over, forty yards from where I shot him. I know without a doubt that Stratton Doe Honey was the
sole reason I was able to take this buck. Without it he would have winded me or passed by out of range, and out of my life
forever. By the way if you hunt within 10 miles of me I can't sell you any!.... Just kidding!
