Tink’s is expanding its scrape-hunting lineup with two new tools designed to help hunters create, enhance and maintain active scrape sites throughout the season: Tink’s Scrape Tassels and Tink’s Scrape Slushie.

Both products build on the company’s PRIMED Scrape Rope system, giving deer hunters additional ways to create interaction points and encourage whitetails to return to mock or existing scrapes.

Tink’s Scrape Tassels

The new Tink’s Scrape Tassels 3-Pack adds a visual and tactile element to a scrape setup. Made with natural fibers, the pre-tied tassels are designed to hold scent while mimicking the look and scent-holding characteristics of real licking branches.

Hunters can hang the tassels at an existing scrape or use them when establishing a new mock scrape, then apply their preferred Tink’s lure to create another point for deer to investigate and interact with.

Tink’s Scrape Slushie

Tink’s Scrape Slushie is a ready-to-use, slow-release buck and doe attractant designed to keep scrape sites active for weeks, including through rain and harsh weather.

The moisture-activated formula can be poured directly into mock or existing scrapes to create a consistent scent location and encourage repeat visits throughout the hunting season. Each 12-ounce container provides enough product for multiple applications.

Build a More Complete Scrape Strategy

Used together, Scrape Tassels and Scrape Slushie give hunters two different ways to enhance scrape activity — one above the scrape and one at ground level. They also complement Tink’s PRIMED Scrape Rope, allowing hunters to build a more complete mock-scrape system around the way whitetails naturally communicate.

Learn more about Tink’s scrape products.

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