Pinotar - Beech Wood Tar Plus with Pine Oil 2.5 Liters

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SCHWARZWILD • PINIENÖL • 2,5 L
Seven Oaks Pinotar – when you consciously want a different scent profile than pure beechwood tar
Pinotar combines thin-flowing beechwood tar with pine oil. The relevant difference to Scrotar is therefore not the container size, but the additional resinous scent component. Whether this change measurably influences game behavior depends on the hunting ground – that’s exactly why we classify the benefit without a guarantee of success.
Product no. 70201 · EAN 4260434340486 Black-Raptor-Quick Check
Best for: several fixed rubbing trees or hunting spots where pure beechwood tar has already been used for a long time. Biggest advantage: 2.5 L supply plus changed scent profile through pine oil. Biggest limitation: A different smell is no proof of stronger attraction effect.
Buy if …

You already know Scrotar and consciously want variety in the scent profile.
You regularly treat several rubbing trees or baiting sites.
You prefer a supply canister over several small bottles.



Don’t buy if …

You are looking for pheromone analogs – that’s what Pherotar is for.
You only refresh a single rubbing tree on the go – spray is handier.
You expect pine oil to compensate for a poorly chosen location.

Pinotar, Scrotar or Pherotar?
Scrotar: pure, thin-flowing beechwood tar without additives in the classic containers. Pinotar: beechwood
teer plus pine oil. Pherotar: beechwood tar plus pheromone analogs. So the three products don’t just solve the same task in different packaging, but set different scent and signal profiles.
Seven Oaks markets Pinotar explicitly as an option if habituation to pure tar is suspected. That’s a plausible application idea, but not a controlled efficacy study. If activity at the rubbing tree decreases, first check wind, disturbance, hunting pressure, mast/food availability, and actual changes – only then does changing the scent make sense as a variable.
Manufacturer-user experience: positive, but small data base
At the time of review, 2 ratings with 5/5 stars were visible on the manufacturer’s site. One buyer praised the good spreadability even at cold temperatures and reported wild boar acceptance. That’s positive user feedback, but with two ratings no reliable general efficacy statistic.
Technical data with practical interpretation

Content
2.5 liters – stock size for several rubbing trees and regular refilling.
Product number / EAN
70201 / 4260434340486.
Ingredients
Beechwood tar and pine oil according to Seven Oaks.
Consistency
Thin liquid; according to manufacturer also applicable at low temperatures.
Target game
Primarily wild boar; manufacturer also names red deer and fallow deer.
Use
Rubbing trees, baiting sites, calling sticks, and wooden stakes.
Packaging
Plastic canister.
Manufacture
Made in Germany.

Stock
The canister makes sense if the amount is actually needed. For spontaneous short rounds, a 1-L spray is more ergonomic.

Cold
Thin liquid facilitates application. Still, the material remains sticky; keep container and pouring area clean.

Change stimulus
If you test Pinotar, try not to change location, camera, baiting, and hunting pressure at the same time – otherwise you won’t know which factor changed the activity.

Dosage
Targeted strokes on suitable bark are easier to control than pouring over large areas. More product is not automatically better.
Practical tip: scent change as a test, not a matter of faith
If a rubbing tree used for a long time with Scrotar is less accepted, first document activity and conditions. Then you can apply Pinotar exactly at this point and compare the following weeks. This gives you much more hunting ground knowledge than applying several new attractants at several spots at once.
Mobile
Pinotar Spray 1 L uses beechwood tar and pine oil with pump spray head for quick hunting rounds.

Different mode of action
Pherotar 2.5 L relies on pheromone analogs instead of pine oil.
Product safety
Seven Oaks labels Pinotar as skin and eye irritant, skin sensitizer, and harmful to aquatic organisms in the long term. Use protective gloves, clothing, and eye/face protection as per label, avoid environmental contact, and store container tightly closed. Check regional baiting and attractant regulations.
FAQ
What is the difference between Pinotar and Scrotar? Scrotar is pure beechwood tar; Pinotar adds pine oil and thus changes the scent profile.
What is the difference between Pinotar and Pherotar? Pinotar uses pine oil. Pherotar relies on pheromone analogs.
Is the 2.5-L canister useful for everyone? No. It’s mainly worthwhile for several hunting ground points or regular use; for mobile single applications, spray is more practical.
Does Pinotar work in cold? Seven Oaks describes the consistency as spreadable even at low temperatures; a manufacturer customer confirms this in a review.
Does pine oil reliably prevent habituation? No. The changed scent is a manufacturer strategy against suspected habituation, but no guarantee for changed game behavior.
Short decision
Pinotar is not a “better Scrotar,” but a different scent variant. The 2.5-L can...
ster is suitable for regular hunting ground work; if you just want to refresh on the go, you should also compare the spray.