ConQuest Scents

A bird dog hunts with its nose. What that nose learns in training is what it looks for in the field.

Most scents fade fast or wash off in water, and the dog ends up chasing a plain dummy.

Stays On The Dummy: The stick formula lasts longer through training sessions. The scent is still there on the last retrieve, not just the first.

Land And Water: It holds up on land, in water, and in all weather conditions. Throw the dummy into the pond, send the dog, and the pheasant scent comes back with it.

No Mess, No Mixing: Dab or wipe the stick on the dummy and you are training. Nothing to pour. Nothing to spill in the truck.

Any Weather, Same Session: Rain, heat, or cold, the work goes on. Reapply as needed and keep throwing.

A Nose That Knows: Repetition builds a dog that locks onto pheasant scent. Each scented retrieve is one more lesson before the season.

The season tests the dog, and training decides the result.