Doe Urine, Doe In Estrus, & Buck Urine. Hunting and Trapping Buck Lure, Cover scents, & Trapping Bait

Three Generations of Kishel's - 'Like Father - Like Son'

Paul Kishel - 1960
Doing what he does best !
"Luring Up Monster Bucks"

Eric's First Turkey

Kevin's son Eric Kishel

May 2007
23 lb - 9" beard
NY State

Sean Kishel & Eric Kishel
Trapping - December 2006

Kevin Kishel - 2005
Doing what he does best !
"Luring Up Monster Bucks"

2006 SEASON	2006 SEASON
Bob Kishel 7 point NY - Gun - 2006 Bob is Kevin's brother Bob gets a buck every year using Kishel's Deer Products.	Brian Kishel 8 point NY - Gun - 2006 This is Bob Kishel's son, Brian, who consistently gets a deer and uses Kishel's Deer Products.
I wanted to write and provide you with positive feedback on one of your product lines that I used this year with great success. On November 12 I was hunting in Kentucky when at dusk I saw this monster heading out of his river bottom bed. He was traveling in the opposite direction until a few grunts and the scent of your “Doe Passion” caught his attention and caused him to change direction and come in for further inspection, big mistake. This is my best buck to-date as he had 18 scorable points and gross scored 184. This 300 lb, 6.5 year old nocturnal buck had survived many a hunting season and I know without a doubt that your product helped seal the deal. I truly am convinced that if a deer hunter uses the right combination of your scents at the appropriate time of the year, it can be a tremendous difference maker. Thanks again and for your attention to detail and not settling for second best .... Gary Helmuth - Scottsville, VA - Nov 2006	.... Well there is nothing more to say, but thank you November 18, 2006 Bruce Kowalski - South Wales, NY - Gun He and his family are big users of Kishel products
This is a tree cam photo sent in by Mike Smith of a Mock Scrape he made this season .... Mike said, " I made the mock scrape and these 3 buck just took it over ... PS - Mike shot an 8 point on 11/3/06 at this scrape. Mike Smith - PA - Archery - October 2006	Kevin ... Check out this decent buck. My buddy and I set up a trail-cam and got this buck standing right in the scrape made with Kishel’s Scrape Kit. This is one of several we have coming into this scrape. We’re seeing a lot of deer and having amazing results with Toe Musk, Buck-Thrasher II and Mock Scrape Kit. Greg Yarbrough - Kishel's Pro Staff - October 2006
... I swear by the stuff for fisher, every fisher I've ever caught has been lured with Crossbreed. Paul Lazarus November 2006	Pennsylvania Bobcat caught using Kishel's Bobcat Gland Lure Randy Bono 11/7/06
Kevin, I trapped a nice male coyote withCoy ote Getter. Ron Tussel NY November 2006	Kevin I gave your lures a shot, with the results I had ,I'm convinced your one of the best in the business. With your lures and what area I covered to trap, I had what I thought was an outstanding season. Thanks to your Red Fox Gland Lure, Grey Fox Gland Lure, Crossbreed and Triple Dig-it. I tell you what that Crossbreed I DIG IT!! Kevin keep up the good work and thanks for a great 2006 season" Troy Black - Missouri - November 2006
" .... my daughter Paige's first catch thanks to your Weasel Lure." Thanks for great products! Damon Williams - Nov 2006 Here is a picture of a pretty good bobcat my friend , Tobe Morgan and I caught in Kentucky. We used K-9 bait and Crossbreed at a dirt hole set to take this cat. I’m very pleased with every product of yours that I’ve tried. Roscoe Peden - December 4, 2006 - Kentucky	I just wanted to tell you about my experience with Buck Thrasher II. One evening on stand I had placed Buck Thrasher II on a scent wick 90 degrees to my right, and 80 to 90 yards out. I had also poured a bag of Buck Bran on the ground directly in front of me straight out at 100 yards. The wind direction was carrying the Buck Thrasher II scent straight to the Buck Bran pile. A ten point mature buck approached the Buck Bran, and he only ate a couple of bites before the scent of the Buck Thrasher II pulled him away from the pile. He walked 80 yards towards the scent, and kept tipping his nose up in the air smelling that smell that made him so curious. The scent had brought him all the way from 100 yards out, and allowed me to make a 25 yard broadside shot. He's hanging on the wall now. Buck Thrasher II is my first Kishel's scent, and it is the only scent I have had a good experience with, but I just got some of Kishel's Mock Scrape Kit, and I can't wait to try it. Thanks for an outstanding product. Keep up the good work! Ryan Schirmer - Indiana - 2006
Kevin .... I shot this buck in Chester County Pa. at approx. 4:30 pm of our opening day of firearms season this year. He was about 180 lbs. The wind was in his favor as he was getting a nose full of Doe Passion. The Golden Rod Cover Scent kept him and numerous other deer that I had seen throughout the day from detecting me, from downwind. Awesome products !! Greg Yarbrough - PA - 8 pt - 2006	'Scents For Success' Dear Sirs: Attached are a few photos of a catch using your products. I would like to thank you for the quality and effectiveness of your products that lead to a success such as the capture of this spotted raider responsible for several missing pets and farm animals. I look forward to future seasons of success using your products and information. Randy Smith - Cherry Valley, NY - 2007
Mark Bouquin 1st Coyote using Triple Dig-it and Cat urine November 2006	Sid Bream Zelienople, PA 10 point using Doe in Estrus. Sid played major league baseball from 1986-1994. He had played on four teams during his career: Dodgers, Pirates, Braves & Astros

2005 SEASON	2005 SEASON
2005 Connecticut State Record - Rifle Jesse Brennan - Score 178 3/8" - Class 15 point Jesse used Kishel's Doe in Estrus Urine	- Jason Delano - Pennsylvania - 2005 - 11 Point Buck taken in Ohio - Using 'Kishel's Buck In Rut Urine'
"Monster Buck Shot - Buck Thrasher II" Ravlin Hill Archery - New York - Fall 2005	Montana Coyote caught on Triple-Dig-It 2005
Levi Mason - Illinois - 2005 11 point taken using - Golden Rod Cover Scent 1st Buck- 8 point Christina Gray - Ephrata ,Pa 2005 Gun season Lured in with Buck Thrasher II Kevin, I just wanted to check in with you and give you an update on my season so far. I took a pretty decent buck on October 15^th with my bow. Kevin, it was just too easy. I was spiking up a couple mock scrapes for about 2-weeks with the scrape kit I got from you and I had three bucks come in together. The buck I shot was standing in the mock scrape nose to the ground. I took this buck at 8:58 am. Between the scrape kit and the few drops of Buck Thrasher 2 I had in the scrape, he didn’t have a chance. Plain and simple, your products are dangerous in the hands of a deer hunter. I’m going to begin trapping the first week of November. We’ve getting some cold nights here lately and I just can’t wait any longer. I was hoping to get my buck out of the way so I could devote most of my time to trapping. Now that I’ve got the horns out of the way, it’s time to start feeding the stretchers. I’m anticipating an awesome season. One final comment; I’m convinced that if a hunter or trapper uses your products as recommended, they can’t help but succeed. It just doesn’t get any better than Kishel’s. Martin Yarbrough - 2005 Just letting you know that last year was the first year I used your scent and I had a great year in Illinois. Attached is a picture of a 156" buck taken from a drag line using your "Doe In Estrus" scent. Thanks and I will be ordering another gallon this year ..... Eric Schumber - 2005 - Illinois.	Jeff Rettig Montana Coyote caught on Crossbreed - 2005 Joe and I love your products and enjoy sharing them with our friends. This year I had the opportunity to teach one of my very dear friends (Cyndee Gulvas) how to trap, we used Crossbreed and Coy Dog II. She caught 4 coyotes in 5 days. Cyndee is a turkey hunter and loves bow hunting, she said, this is a great time! Becky Bona - PA - 12/2/2005 Best day this year so far was last night. Seven does a mid sized seven point that was showing a lot of frustration. He surprised me. Heard him grunting long before I got to see him. Ran the does around for about five minuets. Watched him run two buck fawns like they where in heat. He made two scrapes and left. Does came back to eating acorns. Monster Buck showed up then. Stayed a little to far away. Never chased a doe. Wondered off then when it was time to get down he showed up again. Worked the scrapes the seven point worked and hung around way after dark. The picture I sent you that you have on Kishel's web site this year. That scrape is twenty yards from my stand. The big boy worked the crap out of it last night while I sat there in the dark watching him. Puts a quiver in my liver to see a buck do that. He won the card game last night. But I have his number. Mike Smith - Pennsylvania - 2005 Andy's Doe - 2005 Mike Smith's Hunting Buddy
Dan Dietzen - NY Archery 2005 A long time customer who relies on Kishel's for consistency and results!!	Gene Majchrzak - NY - 2005 - A Bull Elk - Using 'Kishel's Cow Elk Urine' - taken in New Mexico
- Marc Bushta - 2005 - Taken in Africa - Using 'Kishel's Pro Shield''	- Don Wales - Kansas - 2005 - 8 Point Buck -Taken with - 'Kishel's Doe Passion''
Attached is a picture on my son Jesse Bono, and my trapping buddies daughter, Leah Mc Guire. My buddy and I have been using your product for several years now and have had great success with each type of product we have tried. I've been picking up your lure from Jeff Rettig and he encouraged me to send a picture of our catch to you. Thank you for putting out a great product. Hopefully, I'll see you this summer at one of the local trapping conventions . Randy Bono - PA - 2005
Bob Weld 12/3/2005 7 point taken gun season NY State "Bob is a long time user and believer in the results proven Kishel products!! Great job Bob!!" Good stuff.... I put that mock scrape in Sunday morning and my son Mark hunted there. A doe came in but winded where we had dragged out Luke's six point, no shot for Mark. Sunday afternoon Mark wanted to hunt a different stand where he had seen a buck before and I got to use my stand w/ the mock scrape. The wind was terrible but that stand is in a little creek bottom so it's got some protection. I put some of your Doe estrus urine in the scrape and climbed up in the stand. There was no sign of anything visiting the scrape yet, of coarse I had just made it that morning. The wind was so bad I thought of getting down but I had a lot of confidence in the spot so I stayed. About 3:30 I spotted him coming up the bottom just like I hoped would be his route. Wind was good coming from behind and to his right. As soon as I saw him I new he was big even though he was a hundred plus yards away. He came right up that bottom walking like the big bad ass that he was. When he got closer he started to go to my right into some beech slash and my heart sunk I thought he'd go right by me with no chance for a shot. But he stopped and turned and walked right to the scrape and gave me a broad side shot at twenty yards with his nose buried in your hot doe urine. I'm sure he had time to take in the Tarsal and Interdigital scents from the scrape but well before he could work it or lift his head to smell the licking branch with your Pre-orbital scent he was interrupted by my 31" 2315 aluminum shaft with a 125 thunderhead. He left carrying the mail but only made about Eighty yards falling about twenty yards past my last sight of him. This was not the big racked buck I was after, this was a different buck, but there was no way I was going to pass on him. He is still my best to date rack wise and no question the biggest bodied Deer I've taken...232 lbs on the hoof..190 dressed. Thanks we made a good team! I know the Mock hadn't had a chance to be visited by the area Deer and work to increase activity in the area yet but I'm pretty sure If it hadn't stopped him and pulled him over there is a strong chance he would have gone right by on my right side and behind me. Also it stopped him dead and I had set it up for a twenty yard shot. He was broad side and the only thing moving was his nose. My son Mark joined me for the recovery and dragging. I'm maintaining the scrape hoping for the big racked dude for one of my boys or for gun or late archery. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks again Jack Bouquin - 2005	Kevin .... I had joined a deer hunting club this year with some of my buddies and this would be my first time to hunt this new property. I went by and picked up my son's muzzleloader ... I am a handicap hunter and if it wasn't for my trusty Honda 4 wheeler getting me to and from the field I would have had to give up hunting twenty five years ago .... As I got to the field I grabbed my muzzleloader, my fanny pack, my Kishel's doe estrus scent and my grunt call. I had an hour and a half to hunt. I always carry a drag rag doused with Kishel's doe in estrus scent behind my 4 wheeler to help cover my scent and also to attract bucks .... I rode my 4 wheeler dragging my drag rag along the edge of the bean field and parked in the bushes .... I fixed a comfortable spot under a deer stand .... An hour went by and all I'd seen were two squirrels. With no deer activity I decided it couldn't hurt anything to try my old grunt call. I grunted a few short grunts. What happened next left me is disbelief as in my 40 years of hunting I've never seen anything like it. This monster buck bolted from a thicket looking for a fight or at least to protect his territory and he was heading right at me across the open bean field in full view. It happened so quick that when the buck stopped he was at 75 yards. I managed to get my gun up and get my sights on him but he started walking again looking for the other buck. His hair was all bristled and his ears laid back as though he was ready to fight. When he stopped at 60 yards I pulled the trigger and I couldn't see a thing for a couple seconds. When the smoke cleared all I could see was antlers, big antlers like I've never seen before. At 5:10 I got on my 4 wheeler and rode up to him he had 13 points and some of the longest points that I've ever seen. He had mule deer forks on both sides and drop tines on both sides. The deer had a 22 inch spread and weighed 175 pounds. It was the nicest deer that I've ever seen in my lifetime. There's no doubt the combination of my deer scent and a grunt call did the trick on this old buck .... Finding a Boone & Crockett trophy deer in Weakley county is like finding a needle in a haystack. I have hunted for 40 years and spent thousands of hours in the field but you just never know when its going to happen. Its kind of like that old saying "A bad day of hunting is still better than a good day at work." Larry Porter - Tennessee - November 2005 Kevin ... I got him on opening day November 2005, around 3 pm. I was hunting an edge of a hay field in Northern Indiana on the ground behind a bail of hay during a 35 mph windy day when I heard a noise behind me. I turned and he was not more then 10 feet from me, he ran and I did a bleat noise with my mouth which stopped him about 30 yards away and I dropped him. The final stats were 10 points with an 11 inch and a 9 inch tine it would have been 11 points but one was broke. The field dressed weight was 215 lbs. Those slugs are awesome thank you Neil and Kevin your scent worked great I must have had 5 small bucks come within 12 feet of me this year I have never seen such a thing ... David Millerr - 2005
Kevin, It's mid December now and we're in a deep freeze here in Southeastern Pa. I'm still running a short trap line but the bulk of my trapping is complete for the year. I won't totally pull out until I add a few more fox to my season's catch. Those early winter fox pelts are the best. This season I had the opportunity to use a wide variety of your products for both Deer hunting and for the trap line. I've been involved in the outdoors industry for many years and have pro staffed for numerous companies. I've seen some really good products over the years and I only use what I consider to be the best. As a trapper for over 25 years now, I've used several different brands of trapping lures and baits over the years. This year I really put Kishel's to the test. I was not disappointed in any of your products, in fact, this season over all was one of the best years I've ever had on the trap line. As far as your deer hunting products, I harvested my Pa. buck in archery season while he was standing in my mock scrape sniffing a snoot full of Buck Thrasher 2. In our firearms season, my fiancée harvested her first buck, a trophy 8-pointer. He too fell to the alluring essence of Buck Thrasher 2 This year I wanted to try out as many of your trapping lures as possible so I could get a good feel for a lot of your product line. I wanted to be able to give an honest testimony of my experience with Kishel's products. For canine's I used Triple Dig-It, Red Brush, Canine Supreme, Crossbreed Call, Coy Dog II and Red Fox Gland Lure. For my water trapping I used the Coon Digger I and Coon Digger II, Coon Cream, Mink Misery and your Muskrat Lure. I WAS SUCCESSFUL WITH EVERY ONE OF THESE PRODUCTS. Now, I've been trapping long enough to know that any lure can give some positive results, however, what impresses me with your product line is the consistency of positive results. I took about 8 rolls of film capturing the results of much of my success with your products. Pictures are worth a thousand words and the photos I've taken speak for themselves. Basically, my opinion is this, for anyone considering using Kishel's trapping lures and baits, well, just be prepared to do a lot of skinning at the end of the day. In fact, you may want to invest in an extra skinning knife. As trappers, we invest a lot of effort and hard work into the trap line. A fair financial investment in equipment is also something you can't avoid so you might as well get the best you can afford. Good lures and baits are your ace in the hole and without them, the best equipment in the world will yield next to nothing. If you're not using Kishel's, your not using the best. Kevin, thank you for providing the best products available to the hunter and trapper. I'll never be without a supply of Kishel's products when I go into the field. Best wishes and good trapping, Greg Yarbrough - 2005 President of Brandywine River Productions	'Kishel's Equals Constant Success' Farmersville NY - 2005 Pat Keem