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Different ways you cover your scent
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Hey everyone I know this subject has been touched on before, but mnbob needs a little information for a paper he is working on. So if everyone gives their methods of covering scent while they hunt it would be great, please try to stick to the subject unlike the recent sheep topic [:D].
Any information about the construction of scent loc clothing or ingredients in cover scent sprays would be great to.
Know what a swell bunch we have on here I know mnbob will get all his info he needs. [:)]
Any information about the construction of scent loc clothing or ingredients in cover scent sprays would be great to.
Know what a swell bunch we have on here I know mnbob will get all his info he needs. [:)]
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I hunt in rubber boots rather than leather because I feel leather will allow scent to escape and rubber conceals it.
Use a baking soda based tooth paste rather than the minty fresh aqua deer spooker. [:D]
Shower rather than bath because (I heard) shower removes more skin bacteria than bathing and use unscented soaps/shampoos or baking soda.
Wash my hunting clothes on a regular basis using unscented detergent and dryer sheets.
Store my gear in scent loc bags or plastic bags with various natural items included inside, like apples, dirt, pine branches, or leaves.
Spray scent blocker and cover scents on myself before entering the woods, plus another dose once I reach my stand.
I wear light clothing until I get to my stand to cut down on prespiration. oh yeah use unscented deoderant to.
One of the best cover scents I ever used was skunk for trapping, would take some getting used to to use that deer hunting though.
I believethe scent loc clothing liners are made with a charcoal substance that helps to obsorb odor, or maybe the really old ones were.
I will edit and add info as I think of it.
I am adding the scent loc base layer here soon, unless the wife hints that it may be a christmas present.
But you know, I know a fella that doesn't do anything but rubber boots and doe urine and he kills deer every year, nice deer. In fact only washes the outer garments at the beginning of the year and at the end but never during season. And the under garments son't get washed in any scent killer stuff. I keep thinking scent is important and every year I help him drag deer out of the woods. Could it be because the 80 acres we hunt on has a few houses around it??? Can deer become somewhat "used" to human scent?? Sorry I jumped subject again[V].
Why do they make it taste so good and put it in them little bitty cans- Dad
At times, days in the field are more than sport, more than adventure. They are nothing less than a gift to the soul.- John L. Moore Buckmaster magazine
And when I start off into the woods, I step in the first pile of deer droppings I find-if you do that, make sure you are careful when walking on rocks, ya might slip.
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Better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool!!
Hey thanks for looking to us for the answer. How sweet is that![:X] oops crap wrong face.[^]
Why do they make it taste so good and put it in them little bitty cans- Dad
At times, days in the field are more than sport, more than adventure. They are nothing less than a gift to the soul.- John L. Moore Buckmaster magazine
Better to be dead and cool than alive and uncool!!
Why do they make it taste so good and put it in them little bitty cans- Dad
At times, days in the field are more than sport, more than adventure. They are nothing less than a gift to the soul.- John L. Moore Buckmaster magazine