If rutting try a combo dominant buck and doe in estrous I use buck bomb (both scents) but Code Blue etc may work just as well.
Find a scrape line if its in front of you freshen it with dominant buck and on the out skirts a little doe in estrous....get within bow range...or
make your own scrapes

I'd suggest doe in estrus scent as this is the start of the rut. I drag a rag on my de-scented boots from likely trails or fence lines. A doe grunt can get them to come closer from up wind and the doe scent can get them to come over from down wind. I suggest taking the rag off your boots and hanging the rag on a low limb in your target area... last year I made the mistake of leaving the rag on my boot until I got to the tree... a nice buck followed the scent right to the back side of my tree and looked up right at me... busted. If I had done it right, he would probably have walked right into my target area without seeing me. I like scents. The buck I got last year came from a couple hundred yards upwind and passed me on the side. When he got downwind, he smelled the doe scent and came back to check it out. I did it right that time and got him 10 yards away right in my target zone.

ya no, i was just out hunting this afternoon and i had a doe with two bucks that would make Jim Shockey cry following her. both spaced about 10 min appart. i know that a drag would work and i would recomend tinx 69 as my weapon of choice.

I use scents and swear by them. First I start with getting rid of my own sent with sent killer type products: soaps, and sprays. Then I use a cover scent, something that matches my surroundings. An acorn scent if I am hunting near oaks, pine scent for pines or a universal earth scent like was mentioned above. As for other scents, I use a bowhunter's specialties all season scent starting in september seems to have mixed results. Have tried some musks, like Moon Fire, but didn't see any results from that. Had some action with a curiosity scent like Wildlife research #307. Also will use young buck or straight doe pee earlier in the year. This time of the year I switch to more rutting type scents. Like doe in heat or estrous doe. These will bring deer in and also stop them in there tracks if you place a few drops in the middle of your shooting lanes. Also try placing some scent wicks on a few branches at your sides on downwind of you. Another tip would be to add some dominate buck urine to this set up as well. A mature deer will wonder who is invading there territory and a lot of times come in kind of hot. You can also mix in some calling with this as well. Try a series of tending grunts just after first light. If a mature buck is in ear shot it is likely he'll come check it out. If you spot one milling the edges you can try an estrus bleet to try get him to close. Just don't call if they are looking at your. A sure way to get busted. I usually do a drag, like mentioned above as well. One side doe estrus the other dominant buck. I think over the years if you experiment a little and keep track of what worked when, you will get a good idea of what works and what doesn't for your area. I'd give it a try if I were you. And good luck!

YES SIR !
I use a drag rag and have had bucks "follow" me to the stand !
I use "hot doe" and mix it up with a "dominate" buck scent sometimes too.
No offense, but I NEVER thought you'd be one to ask this question.

I drug a drag with some special golden estrous to my stand, a 8 pointer came following that in couldn't get a shot though.

My "HEROS" NEVER FAIL/FALL they just try new things !
Got to LOVE that "hot doe" that works at "Tinks" by the way she's been putting out "GOOD STUFF" for years ! (lol)

that some times happens del are the bucks in full rut in ks yet or per rut

To me using scents is something I do for gun hunting. Have used them bowhunting during the rut a few times, but that's about it, and most of my deer hunting is all archery nowadays. I think that scents can be great for interesting deer in your location, but not something I would expect to bring deer into bow range with any regularity. You know, those damn deer, with their circling and long distance sniffing BS. Smart buggers.