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- The potency of a tarsal gland in a thick, long-lasting gel formula
- Delivers an intense, musky intruder scent that deer use to identify dominance
- Easy-to-use dauber applicator prevents human odor contamination
- Amber glass bottle locks in freshness and potency
- Urine collected using the From One Deer to One Bottle® process, guaranteeing each bottle contains urine from only one deer
- Labeled with the deer’s unique registration number
Legal to use where real urine products are not *always check local regulations
OVERVIEW
Made with urine from a single buck and intensified with tarsal gland scent. Tarsal Gland Gel leaves a potent scent trail that signals to mature bucks another competitor is in the area. Its thick gel formula resists evaporation, freezing, and washing away, and it works throughout the season. Apply to limbs, overhanging scrapes, and rubs near your stand using the integrated mess-free swab.
GUARANTEES
FROM ONE DEER TO ONE BOTTLE®
The proprietary From One Deer to One Bottle® collection process is a breakthrough technique that certifies each bottle of real Code Blue urine comes from a single deer rather than several, which produces the purest, most potent scents. These bottles are labeled with the corresponding deer’s unique registration number.
CWD
We at Code Blue, along with other manufacturers of urine‐based scent products who participate in the Responsible Hunting Scent Association’s (RHSA) Deer Protection Program (RHSA DPP), are fully committed to helping the state wildlife agencies maintain healthy wild deer herds and taking proactive steps to limit the potential of their products contributing to the spread of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). Through this program, participating scent manufacturer members are committed to using urine from facilities that are taking steps above and beyond those required by the APHIS Herd Certification Program to even further reduce the potential of CWD being present in their deer herds. The urine‐based scent manufacturers, facilitated by RHSA, have developed a program that exceeds State and Federal requirements in order to substantially safeguard deer populations in and around these facilities
COMPLIANCE PROTOCOLS
All cervid urine collection facilities participating in the RHSA DPP require herd certification and are currently in compliance with the APHIS Herd Certification Program and/or a federally approved state CWD certification program.
The RHSA DPP goes above and beyond these standards and also requires:
- Closed herds - no importation of live cervids
- Continual CWD monitoring
- Additional facility inspections
- Physical herd inspections
- Advancing the science
- Facility management
RT-QUIC TESTING
