Lickin Wick

Tired of other hunters finding your sets before the deer do? The Lickin Wick was built to fix exactly that. Most mock scrape systems hitting the market are big, bold, and highly visible—great for deer, but just as easy for other hunters to spot. Big ropes and oversized wicks stand out like a billboard in the timber…and once they find your setup, they’re hunting your stand instead of their own.

The Lickin Wick is designed to disappear into the woods. It mimics a natural tree branch, blending into the forest so it’s far less noticeable to the human eye, while still highly visible and attractive to whitetails. Paired with your favorite scent, it becomes a deadly simple tool for building, refreshing, and patterning deer off mock scrapes—without broadcasting your spot to every hunter walking through.

Just another smart piece in your mock scrape arsenal, built for serious hunters who like to stay one step ahead.

Why You’ll Love It:

• Low-Profile Design – Looks like a natural branch so other hunters are far less likely to notice your setup.
• High Deer Visibility – Shape and placement make it easy for deer to see, smell, and work over your mock scrapes.
• Keeps Pressure Down – Reduces human attention to your best locations while still conditioning deer to hit your scrapes.
• Versatile Mock Scrape Tool – Use it on field edges, travel corridors, pinch points, and staging areas.
• Built for Serious Whitetail Hunters – Designed from real-world experience with pressured deer and crowded woods.

Perfect For:

• Mock scrapes in high-traffic or public-land areas
• Hunters tired of neon-bright ropes and oversized, obvious setups
• Creating “invisible” but effective licking branches around stand and blind locations

How to Use:

1. Hang the Lickin Wick so it mimics a natural overhanging branch above your scrape (roughly chest to nose height on a mature deer).

2. Apply your preferred pre-orbital, forehead, or scrape scent directly to the Lickin Wick.

3. Refresh as needed based on weather, deer activity, and trail cam data.

Blend in to stand out—let the deer find it, not the other hunters.