Device for dispensing animal scent attractant for behind ankle of user

A device for dispensing scent onto the ground during walking to attract animals comprising:

• a) a flat, rectangular body having first and second opposed shorter side edges, first and second opposed longer side edges, and first and second opposed sidewalls defined by side edges;
• b) a flexible cord releasably attaching the body to an ankle area of a user, the cord having first and second opposed ends and a central portion located between the first and second opposed ends, one end of the cord inserted through the sidewalls of the body proximate to the first shorter side edge of the body and detachably secured by a fastener to the opposed end of the cord around the ankle area of the user with the central portion of the cord located within the sidewalls of the body, the central portion of the cord supporting the body against the ankle area of the user;
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• c) a scent source of absorbent material containing a quantity of animal scent attractant, the scent source detachably secured to the body within one sidewall thereof proximate to the second shorter side edge of the body and dispensing animal scent attractant to a ground surface while being maintained in close proximity to the ground surface as the body is pulled over the ground surface by the flexible cord and motion of the user's ankle, wherein the scent source is a flat wick that has at least one rounded end, the rounded end of the wick extending past the adjacent longer side edge of the body when the wick is inserted in the pocket.