Wildlife Research Quik-Wiks

Scent only works if it stays where you put it. Rain and sloppy handling end most setups before a deer ever gets downwind.

Most hunters blame the wind, but the failure usually starts with the wick.

Sheds Rain: The design sheds water instead of soaking it up. Your scent keeps working when the weather turns and other hunters pack out.

Clean Scent: The felt wick is non-reactive. What the deer smells is the lure you chose, and nothing else.

Capped For The Walk In: The screw-on cap closes the wick up for transport. It rides in your pack, not loose in a pocket.

Set Before First Light: Unscrew the cap, hang the wick on a branch at your shooting lane, and climb into the stand. The setup is done while the woods are still dark.

Three Wicks, More Ground: The three pack lets you cover more than one lane. You set the trail. The deer follows it.

Hang it right once, and let the wind do the rest.