What’s in the Kit

• Mock scrape rope 
• 2 oz Show Stopper pre-orbital lure (spray bottle)
• Paracord for hanging mock scrape rope

Installation Steps

1. Choose Your Location

Select an active deer travel corridor, field edge, trail intersection, or another area where deer naturally travel.

Pro Tip: We recommend wearing gloves while handling your mock scrape rope and creating the scrape to help minimize human scent.

2. Hang the Rope

Use the included paracord to hang the rope from an overhanging branch approximately 4–5 feet above the ground. Allow the rope to hang freely.

3. Prepare the Rope

Unravel the rope beneath the knot. The loose fibers help absorb and retain scent.

4. Apply Show Stopper

Thoroughly spray the unraveled portion of the rope with Show Stopper pre-orbital lure.

5. Create the Scrape

Clear away leaves and debris beneath the rope until bare soil is exposed, creating a scrape approximately 2–3 feet in diameter.

6. Walk Away

Once your mock scrape is complete, leave the area and avoid unnecessary visits. The less pressure you put on the area, the better.

Maintenance Tips

• Check your mock scrape every few weeks or after heavy rain.
  
• Reapply Show Stopper as needed to refresh the rope.
  
• Minimize unnecessary visits to reduce hunting pressure.
  
• Hang a trail camera overlooking the scrape to monitor activity.

Pro Tip

We highly recommend placing a trail camera overlooking every mock scrape. Mock scrapes are one of the most effective ways to inventory the deer using your property and can also create excellent hunting opportunities. While many hunters associate scrapes with the rut, deer use them as a form of communication throughout much of the year, making them valuable for summer scouting, monitoring seasonal movement, and hunting during the fall.