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SCROTAR • BRUSH BOTTLE • 500 ML
Pure beechwood tar in a mobile working format – with a transport point you should take seriously
Seven Oaks Scrotar in the 500-ml brush bottle is the most precise classic Scrotar application: 100% pure beechwood tar, integrated brush, and refill option from the 5-L canister. Manufacturer reviews also show: thin consistency and closure control are real practical issues.
Product no. 70108 · EAN 4260434340134 Black-Raptor quick check
Best for: targeted refreshing of individual rubbing trees and calling sticks. Biggest advantage: integrated brush, no separate tool. Biggest risk: extra thin tar plus not fully tightened closure can cause a massive mess during transport.
Buy if …
You want to apply Scrotar precisely instead of broadly.
You are looking for a small refillable working bottle for territory rounds.
You want pure beechwood tar without pine oil or pheromone analogues.
Don’t buy if …
You want to spray several rubbing trees quickly and broadly.
You consume large quantities permanently directly from the 500-ml container.
You transport the bottle unsecured next to optics, clothing, or padding.
What really makes this variant different
The content is classic Scrotar logic: According to Seven Oaks, 100% pure beechwood tar, natural and without Z
additives. The added value of the brush bottle lies entirely in the applicator. A firmly integrated brush is seated in the screw cap and moves back into the bottle after application. This means there is no separate tar brush that then needs to be packaged.
The bottle is also explicitly designed for refilling from the 5-L canister. This creates a sensible system logic: the supply container stays at home or securely in the hunting lodge; the 500-ml bottle becomes the working bottle.
External user experiences: 3 reviews, 3/5 – and two useful criticisms
The manufacturer’s site showed 3 reviews with an average of 3/5 stars at our check. One user describes the tar as “very thin liquid” – which basically corresponds to the advertised product property. More critical is a second review: two bottles were apparently not sealed tightly enough and tar leaked during shipping. Seven Oaks apologised and announced a review of the packaging control. Another review was clearly positive.
Our conclusion from this: thin liquid is not a quality defect in itself, but increases the consequences of a leaky closure. Therefore, an additional tight transport bag or a small plastic box is sensible, even if the manufacturer advertises the bottle as backpack-compatible.
Technical data & significance
Content
500 ml – mobile working quantity, not a supply container.
Product number / EAN
70108 / 4260434340134.
Applicator
Integrated brush in the screw cap.
Raw material
100% beech wood according to Seven Oaks.
Additives
None – natural according to the manufacturer.
Consistency
Extra thin liquid; easy to spread, but particularly problematic if leaking.
Target game
Red deer, fallow deer and wild boar according to the manufacturer.
Refillable
Yes, with Scrotar 5-L canister.
Manufacture
Made in Germany.
Brush application
Very good for a few defined strokes on the trunk. Material amount is easier to control than with spray.
Cold
The extra thin liquid consistency is an advantage especially at low temperatures. But it requires clean opening and closing.
Refilling
Do not fill the bottle to the brim and keep threads/cap clean. Tar on the sealing surface can make closure control difficult.
Transport
Deliberately tighten the cap, store upright and transport in a second tight cover. This protects especially the vehicle and high-quality equipment.
Practical tip: 20-second transport check
After application, slowly return the brush into the bottle, check threads for tar residue, fully tighten the cap, briefly invert the bottle over a non-sensitive surface to check for tightness, and then pack upright secondarily. This small procedure is worth more with thin liquid beech wood tar than any “guaranteed clean” advertising claim.
Faster & more extensive
Scrotar Spray 1 L is better suited for rough bark and several marking trees on one round.
Supply for refilling
Scrotar 5 L is the more economical supply solution for regular consumption.
Product safety
Seven Oaks labels Scrotar as skin and eye irritant, skin sensitiser and harmful to aquatic organisms in the long term. Observe protection instructions on the label, avoid environmental contact and do not transport the tar unprotected between food, clothing or sensitive equipment. Check regional bait and lure regulations.
FAQ
Is the brush bottle really refillable? Yes. Seven Oaks explicitly names the 5-L Scrotar canister as a refill source.
Is Scrotar in the brush bottle the same as in the 5-L canister? According to the manufacturer, it is the same pure, thin liquid Scrotar formula from beech wood tar; the difference is the working container.
Why is the tar so thin liquid? This is an intended product property so that it remains easy to spread even at low temperatures.
Can the bottle au
slaufen? A manufacturer customer reported leaking bolts in a shipment. Therefore, we recommend bolt inspection and secondary packaging. Scrotar or Pherotar? Scrotar is pure beechwood tar without additives; Pherotar adds pheromone analogues. Quick decision
The brush bottle is the best Scrotar variant for precise reapplication. Its practical advantage is real – as is the risk caused by thin tar in a poorly sealed container. Those who transport it properly get a very logical working package.
| ID | 9895871 |
| URL | https://www.gunfinder.com/items/9895871 |
| Category | Accessories / Lures & baiting |
| Condition | Neu |
| Location | 72479 Straßberg, Germany |
| Availability | In stock |
| Shipping costs paid by | Buyer |
