best odor eliminating product?
12-27-2008, 09:23 PM
#22
Nontypical Buck
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Location: Southwest Ohio
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RE: best odor eliminating product?
ORIGINAL: buttonbuckmaster
I'm starting to think some of you guys actually marinate in scentkiller before you will even drive by the woods.
Good grief, at what point does this become a job? Dressing in the woods. Using rubber gloves to do your laundry. Taking vitamin supplements tomask your BO. Whatever happened to having fun and hunting? If I went through all those steps just to hunt for a couple of hours and still got busted....I would take up knitting.
ORIGINAL: DropTine249
Good one.
Are we honestly suggesting that a spray can make you scent free, over riding the need to pay attention to the winds? I use em just as much as the next guy, but IMO they play a minimal role to watching the wind.
Forget the wind, just hunt![8D]360*
Not just spray...But spray is part of the process. Showering in scent eliminating soap, scent elimination body deodorant, proper care of hunting garments, eliminating breath odor, use of chlorophyl copper, dressingafter you arrive onto your propertyand then spraying down..
I try my best to work the wind, when applicable, but it doenst always work out. I think, when the above process if followed STRICTLY, working the wind is not required...and that is not a guess, its been prooven, time and time again.
Good one. Are we honestly suggesting that a spray can make you scent free, over riding the need to pay attention to the winds? I use em just as much as the next guy, but IMO they play a minimal role to watching the wind.
Forget the wind, just hunt![8D]360*
I try my best to work the wind, when applicable, but it doenst always work out. I think, when the above process if followed STRICTLY, working the wind is not required...and that is not a guess, its been prooven, time and time again.
Good grief, at what point does this become a job? Dressing in the woods. Using rubber gloves to do your laundry. Taking vitamin supplements tomask your BO. Whatever happened to having fun and hunting? If I went through all those steps just to hunt for a couple of hours and still got busted....I would take up knitting.
12-27-2008, 11:25 PM
#23
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Henderson, KY
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RE: best odor eliminating product?
ORIGINAL: DropTine249
It is a lot of work and yes, it becomes a pain in the butt, hense why I have only been geese hunting, recently...
The trick is to take it to such an extreme that you DONT get busted. Since I have been employing these methods, I have not been busted..Deer downwind had no idea that I was ever there.
Now, when I have a cameraman in tow, we work the wind..Trying to cover the scent of 2 people, and all of their gear is a lot more difficult.
I'm starting to think some of you guys actually marinate in scentkiller before you will even drive by the woods.Good grief, at what point does this become a job? Dressing in the woods. Using rubber gloves to do your laundry. Taking vitamin supplements tomask your BO. Whatever happened to having fun and hunting? If I went through all those steps just to hunt for a couple of hours and still got busted....I would take up knitting.
Good grief, at what point does this become a job? Dressing in the woods. Using rubber gloves to do your laundry. Taking vitamin supplements tomask your BO. Whatever happened to having fun and hunting? If I went through all those steps just to hunt for a couple of hours and still got busted....I would take up knitting.
...The trick is to take it to such an extreme that you DONT get busted. Since I have been employing these methods, I have not been busted..Deer downwind had no idea that I was ever there.
Now, when I have a cameraman in tow, we work the wind..Trying to cover the scent of 2 people, and all of their gear is a lot more difficult.
Derek
12-27-2008, 11:31 PM
#24
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Central Minnesota
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RE: best odor eliminating product?
ORIGINAL: drockw
Nice avatar change Droptine!!! I mean that in the most respectful way possible
Derek
ORIGINAL: DropTine249
It is a lot of work and yes, it becomes a pain in the butt, hense why I have only been geese hunting, recently...
The trick is to take it to such an extreme that you DONT get busted. Since I have been employing these methods, I have not been busted..Deer downwind had no idea that I was ever there.
Now, when I have a cameraman in tow, we work the wind..Trying to cover the scent of 2 people, and all of their gear is a lot more difficult.
I'm starting to think some of you guys actually marinate in scentkiller before you will even drive by the woods.Good grief, at what point does this become a job? Dressing in the woods. Using rubber gloves to do your laundry. Taking vitamin supplements tomask your BO. Whatever happened to having fun and hunting? If I went through all those steps just to hunt for a couple of hours and still got busted....I would take up knitting.
Good grief, at what point does this become a job? Dressing in the woods. Using rubber gloves to do your laundry. Taking vitamin supplements tomask your BO. Whatever happened to having fun and hunting? If I went through all those steps just to hunt for a couple of hours and still got busted....I would take up knitting.
...The trick is to take it to such an extreme that you DONT get busted. Since I have been employing these methods, I have not been busted..Deer downwind had no idea that I was ever there.
Now, when I have a cameraman in tow, we work the wind..Trying to cover the scent of 2 people, and all of their gear is a lot more difficult.
Derek
He posted her pic last year In a few threads If I remember right. Old g/f I believe?!
12-27-2008, 11:32 PM
#25
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Sep 2007
Location: Central Minnesota
Posts: 9,445
RE: best odor eliminating product?
ORIGINAL: buttonbuckmaster
I'm starting to think some of you guys actually marinate in scentkiller before you will even drive by the woods.Good grief, at what point does this become a job? Dressing in the woods. Using rubber gloves to do your laundry. Taking vitamin supplements tomask your BO. Whatever happened to having fun and hunting? If I went through all those steps just to hunt for a couple of hours and still got busted....I would take up knitting.
I'm starting to think some of you guys actually marinate in scentkiller before you will even drive by the woods.
Good grief, at what point does this become a job? Dressing in the woods. Using rubber gloves to do your laundry. Taking vitamin supplements tomask your BO. Whatever happened to having fun and hunting? If I went through all those steps just to hunt for a couple of hours and still got busted....I would take up knitting.
12-28-2008, 06:06 AM
#27
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2007
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RE: best odor eliminating product?
i have never been so impressed with a scent spray until this year. the Primos spray is awsome i had many close encounter with deer (one being 3 yds away with a 20 mph with the wind in her face for about 5 minutes) and have never been busted. great product
