Rickard's LH500 Indian Buck Lure

A friend turned me on to this stuff, and I can tell you it works!Indian Buck Lure uses the urine from "alpha male" bucks, which is an olfactory challenge to all the other bucks within sniffing range. Bucks really are curious about the aroma, and come to investigate. I have nailed several nice bucks who were clearly following the scent when they came in close enough for me to take a shot.I've tried a few other scents, and nothing really works like Pete Rickard Indian Buck Lure.

Been using this since 1986 I’ve put it on my boots and had deer follow me to stand plus not sold in most stores the stuff that’s sold in stores is what’s most hunter’s are using and deer relates those smells smells to people because that’s what they smell the most

I used this and brought in a nice buck this season. He went right to the spot where I used the lure. This wasn't the first time Indian Buck Lure worked for me. In the past I've tried different attractants but this is the only one that worked for me. No guarantees in hunting of course, but I'm going to keep using this.

Used a few this season as an experiment. This one got no reaction.

I've been using Pete Rickard lures for nearly thirty years. The other, better known, name brands pale in comparison to Rickard products. I once had a eight point buck following a scent trail from a drag rag tied to my boot, about twenty yards behind me, as I made my way to my archery stand. His curiosity landed him above my fireplace mantel.

I used it years ago and was amazed at how it works. After I got my buck I put a few drops on the ground and another buck came in and stomped where Iput the drops only to be dropped by my brother law.

Good to go

Have repeatedly watched this work. You need deer in the area and air flow in their direction