first, even if all that worked, you still don't just sit down and wait for them to walk up and blast away.
second, most of that don't work! (scents and that crap)
third, it is illegal in Tenn to hunt over bait. It must all be removed 10 days prior to hunting.
You may have seen some of the pictures I have posted. I will tell you I have yet to get a pic of a good one and then shoot same said beastie.
They are smart and all the ones you see in Aug/Sep on your camera completely change their habits once we "hunters" start into the woods.
I do feed, the old fashioned way, I haul 50 or 100 pound bags into the woods, toss it on the ground and set a camera up to see what comes in.
I don't use those attractant scents, did try some HS scents wafers a few years back with NO results.
I do use descenting detergent on my clothes and soap/shampoo on me but the best de-scent is a cover scent and that is a light coating of smoke!
We usually build a fire and I prefer cedar boughs but anything will do. Hold the outer clothes near or wave through smoke a few times. They are used to that smell, especially in the rural areas I hunt. Good stuff! I also will kick up leaves and drag my coat and boots around in the damp understuff.
So get out there and try to knock one of the good ones down. It is NOT easy.