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Mark Weiser, the founder of Weiser Group LLC and
the formula developer for Nature’s Defense, has been doing animal
communication research for over twenty five years. This research has
opened up opportunities for Mr. Weiser to work with numerous biologists
and research labs around the country in an effort to develop animal
communication products that are safe, easy to use and really work.
Quick Catch is a first of it's kind granular fish attractant designed to
draw in all species of freshwater fish. Great for boat, stream, shore
and ice fishing. Quick Catch's proprietary formula works in all bodies
of water and can be used year round.
Peak Rut is a carefully formulated Buck attractant containing true doe
in heat gland secretions and extracts. This new patent pending doe in
heat weather proof granular attractant drives bucks crazy and will keep
working for days after each application to keep your stand areas
productive.
From small spikes to large dominant bucks, Peak Rut attracts them all.
Use peak rut to treat an existing scrape, make a mock scrape, lay down a
scent trail, or create a staging or bedding area around your stand
sites. Simply sprinkle out the scent granules where you want your buck
to come in. It's that easy.
Nature's Defense is an Organic Granular Animal
Repellent that is safe for the environment. Nature's Defense is free of
any harmful chemicals and made with Certified Organic active
ingredients. Nature's Defense is easy to use and comes with a 100%
Money-Back Guarantee Nature's Defense saves you time and money as it
repels over 20 different animals, inside or outside your home.
Nature's Defense uses 7 different active
ingredients all of which are Certified Organic and non-toxic. Nature's
Defense, more than any other brand is the only critter repellent that is
totally organic and safe to use inside or outside your home, around your
pets and your family. Nature's Defense contains no rotten egg or blood.
Some repellents use these active ingredients that can attract other
unwanted animals such as skunks, raccoons and possums.
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