pine tree air fresheners

[skinningleonard]

Has any one ever used those pine tree air fresheners at a bait site? There are some really fruity sweet smelling ones(Vanilla and Cherry) and they are cheap. If anyone has used them was it with any success?

 

[willphish4food]

yes and yes

 

[skinningleonard]

thanks for the reply.

 

[AKDoug]

I was thinking of those scented timed sprayers they use in bathrooms. I sell the refills in berry, apple pie and a couple other scents. The sprayers fire off every 15 minutes and a can lasts for 30 days. Runs for 12 months on a couple D cells. You never know, and I may try one this year.

 

[ProHunterAK]

Doug, I was actually thinking about the same thing earlier but the thing I am going to try this year will be Victoria Secret Love Spell body spray (my wife uses it and its POTENTLY FRUITY) (Cherry blossom, Peach, White Jasmine). I am going to make a reverse drip wick (2ltr soda bottle with a string out the lid so it will slowly drip (thanks for the info on this btw Hunter (yoda). I think it just might pan out). And for the price (5 bottles for 30 bux (8oz bottles each) I should have enough to last the entire season for about 1/2 the price of other options. I am a budget hunter right now so I am trying everything I can haha.
http://www.victoriassecret.com/ss/S...&c=Page&cid=1300104433039&pagename=vsdWrapper

 

[AlaskanOutdoorsman]

Get online and buy two blueberry cover spray scents from Jess at Bait'em 907.. Only $14 for a 16 oz spray bottle. Buy it here. It's stronger and much less feminine. :think:

 

[willphish4food]

I've used the little cherry flavored pine trees from the gas station. They didn't scare the bears off, and the station had a lot of activity. I didn't run a control with only air fresheners, though, so how effective they were is pure speculation. At least they're cheap!