TYRCHEM FOR Hunter Nectar: Lockmittel richtig einsetzen

By Professor Optiken - Zieloptiken, Ferngläser & Reflexvisiere | Published: 2026-10-19

Category: Buying Guides

Learn how to use TYRCHEM FOR Hunter VNADEX Nectar Trüffel effectively for wild boar and deer attraction. Step-by-step guide for optimal placement and application with wild cameras and feeders.

Quick answer

Place a small amount of TYRCHEM FOR Hunter VNADEX Nectar Trüffel on the ground or a bait stick near your wild camera or feeder. Use about 50–100 g per spot and reapply after rain or heavy feeding.

Why this lockmittel works for wild boar and deer

The TYRCHEM FOR Hunter VNADEX Nectar Trüffel uses a concentrated anise aroma that appeals strongly to wild boar and other cloven-hoofed game. This scent profile mimics natural truffle attractants found in forest floors, making it effective in both open and wooded areas.

Unlike liquid scents that evaporate quickly, the 1.2 kg paste form releases aroma slowly and stays active for days, even in moderate temperatures. This makes it a practical choice for hunters who want to minimize site visits while keeping game interested.

Where to apply for best results

Place the attractant in a location where game traffic is already visible—near rubs, tracks, or feeding areas. Ideal spots include the base of trees, along game trails, or near a wild camera bait station.

Avoid applying directly onto camera equipment or feeder mechanisms, as the sticky paste can attract insects and create maintenance issues. Instead, use a flat stone or a dedicated bait plate.

Step-by-step: apply TYRCHEM FOR Hunter Nectar

1. Choose the right location: Identify a spot with fresh game signs, such as tracks, droppings, or recent rubs. Place the attractant 1–2 meters away from your camera or feeder to avoid scent contamination on the gear. Avoid placing it directly in front of the camera; game will often approach from the side, giving a better profile photo.
2. Apply the paste correctly: Scoop a golf-ball-sized portion (about 50–100 g) and place it on a flat stone, a scrap of wood, or directly on the ground. Do not bury it—the aroma needs air contact to spread. Using a bait plate or flat stone keeps the product clean and makes reapplying easier.
3. Monitor and refresh: Check the spot every 3–5 days. If the paste is gone or the scent faded after rain, apply a new portion. In dry weather, the paste can last up to a week. Keep a sealed container of the attractant in your hunting pack for quick reapplication without returning to the truck.
4. Combine with wild camera or feeder: Set your wild camera to take time-lapse photos or videos triggered by motion. Position the camera so the bait spot is in the frame but not too close—typical distance 3–5 meters. Adjust sensitivity to avoid false triggers from wind or small animals. Use a low camera mounting height (knee-level) for clear shots of animal heads and body shapes during identification.

Product used in this guide

TYRCHEM FOR Hunter VNADEX Nectar (1,2kg, Trüffel): TYRCHEM FOR Hunter VNADEX Nectar Trüffel 1,2 kg uses an intensive anise aroma composition for wild boar and cloven-hoofed game. The strong, long-lasting scent allows you to attract game from a distance without frequent reapplication, saving time and reducing human presence in the area.
TYRCHEM FOR Hunter VNADEX Nectar (1,2kg, Trüffel)