Are
Buck Bomb aerosol cans suppose to levitate?
While out shopping at
our local Wal-mart store the other day, Delbert and I
came upon a new product in the sporting goods department
that claimed to help us bring in that better buck to get
a crack at him. Of course like any hunter...we were no
different, the idea that this product may in fact bring
that deer that we had hunted all season brought smiles
to our faces.
I
started reading the directions on the aerosol can and it
stated to shake well for 20 seconds, point in the
direction to where you thought the buck may be hiding
out and run as fast as you can to your tree stand and
get ready for the buck to come running out. Of course I
had my doubts so I asked one of the sporting goods sales
people...David a tall individual that loomed over top of
both of us if this was actually true.
He went on of how he had
used this particular product on numerous occasions and
even with his long legs had to run to his stand to avoid
a confrontation with the dominate buck in the area he
had hunted. So after hearing this we opted to buy 4 cans
to increase our chances. Of course David agreed to
having us buy the four cans and reaffirmed that to
run...not walk back to the stand.
All the way home we
sounded like giggly school girls with our new found
secret weapon against the swamp buck that we had over
the years called the ugly buck. Why you may be asking
did we call him the ugly buck? Well he had always
sported a fine rack of horns and seemed to be one of the
smartest bucks I had ever hunted, but there was that
look about him with his crossed eyes and off-set jaw
that seemed to be drooling all the time.
I say the smartest
because my last encounter with him had ended in
disaster. After getting to my stand, my stomach had
become uneasy and the need to take a crap had become
apparent. The ugly buck had waited in the swamp until I
climbed down from my tree stand, ran the 70 yards and
dropped my underwear before showing himself. With his
crossed eyes and off-set jaw...there still seemed to be
a smile on his face.
We could hardly wait for
night watch to try out this new found product that
guaranteed to lure ugly buck within shooting distances.
Delbert and I had set-up a grand daddy stand that would
allow both of us to sit together along the edge of the
swamp just in case we needed more fire power and also so
that we could watch this product in action.
A coin was flipped as to
who would set out the cans ( it was decided that if one
of these worked so well, that maybe setting out all four
would work even better) and who would be the shooter. We
figured if ugly buck came in real quickly, that the
shooter would be ready in the tree stand to take the
shot verses having to run to the stand and try and
shoot. Delbert lost the coin toss and was elected to set
out the cans.
Delbert stripped off his jacket so that he could run
even faster to avoid a confrontation with ugly buck. He
went about shaking the four cans the 20 seconds as
directed and popped the tops off them. There was also a
locking mechanism on the press down button that once
pressed would continue spraying the doe in heat pee so
that the wind currents could carry it down wind in the
direction we figured ugly buck was bedded.
Delbert was just pressing
down the last button when the first one started to spin
out of control and levitate. It looked to be spinning
counter clockwise and started to lift off the ground
stopping at about six feet in the air. At one point all
four cans had lifted off the ground and were spinning
out of control spraying out their contents of doe pee
that had now created a fog around Delbert.
It had become so think
that I had lost sight of Delbert but could hear the
coughing and hacking coming from his direction in the
center of the four cans. The last thing I saw was
Delbert trying to put the lids back on the aerosol cans.
Finally the four cans had lost their ability to levitate
and dropped to the ground only after saturating Delbert
from head to toe with doe in heat pee.
I hollered for him to run
to the stand before being stampeded by a herd of bucks
in the area. During all this commotion, ugly buck had
stepped out to see what all the fuss was about and
watched Delbert trying to grab the cans in mid air to
stop them from spraying. I had become so engulfed in
watching Delbert that I had not seen him until it was
too late as he trotted back into the swamp giving us the
middle tail as he went.
I still wanted to
continue with the night watch, but the stench was to
unbearable sitting next to Delbert. He had me go get the
buggy (Polaris ranger) and drive it directly under the
stand for fear he would be attacked by a buck walking
out.