Pheasant Dog Training Scent — Bird Scent for Gun Dog & Retriever Training

A young bird dog will point a plastic bag if nobody teaches him better.

You've got the drive, the range, the willingness to work. What you don't have is a pheasant on hand every time you want to run a drill. Off-season sessions, back-yard reps, a pup who needs a hundred of them — real birds don't scale.

This concentrated scent puts the right smell on the equipment you already train with. Apply it to dummies and bumpers and an ordinary retrieve becomes a scent problem you can repeat as often as you like.

• Realistic pheasant drills any day of the year, in the yard or out in the cover
• Spray, pour, or apply it to dummies and bumpers — concentrated, so it lasts through the session
• A dog who learns to sort the bird from everything else his nose is finding

Built for upland handlers working on scent discrimination and tracking. It's non-toxic and safe for dogs, but it's a training aid — it earns its keep alongside consistent reps and reward-based handling, not instead of them.