Abstract: A Game Scent Diffusion Device adapted to be disposed in a bottle of liquid game scent. The device comprises an inverted "T" shaped member. The member comprises a body portion, defining orifices along its length, and a generally perpendicular crossbar portion. An absorptive wick is woven through the orifices. The ends of the crossbar are springingly, temporarily bent together to facilitate insertion of the device into the bottle. Once the device is inserted into the bottle the crossbar assumes its original shape. When the device is partially withdrawn from the bottle, the ends of the crossbar contact the neck of the bottle. The device can be hung from a convenient location such as a limb. A length of saturated wick and a portion of the saturated wick woven through the orifices in the member are exposed to the ambient air. When not in use the device can be stowed in the bottle, allowing the hunter to carry it in his pocket.