SCENT ELIMINATION ADVICE
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Fork Horn
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: WESTERN NY / NORTHERN PA
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SCENT ELIMINATION ADVICE
JUST LOOKING FOR A LITTLE INSIGHT ON PRODUCTS AND METHODS THAT OTHERS USE IN THEIR SCENT ELIMINATION PROGRAM. I JUST CAN'T BRING MYSELF TO PAY $300+ FOR A SCENTLOK SUIT (ESPECIALLY SINCE I JUST BOUGHT A NEW TRUCK).I HAVE THE OLDER BROWN SCENTLOK UNDER GARMENTS AND THEY SEEM TO WORK WELL. EACH PRESEASON I WASH ALL CAMO, UNDERWEAR, SOCKS, WASHCLOTHS AND TOWELS THAT I'LL USE IN HUNTER'S DETERGENT AND HANG THEM ALL OUT. THEN I PUT ALL OF THEM IN PLASTIC CONTAINERS WITH FRESH LEAVES FROM THE FOREST FLOORWITHAPPLES AND FERNS. I ALSO ALWAYS TAKE A SCENT FREE SHOWER PRIOR TO EVERY HUNT AND DOUSE MYSELF AND EQUIPMENT WITH SCENT ELIMINATOR. ANY USEFUL PRODUCTS OR OTHER SUGGESTIONS WOULD BE APPRECIATED.
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RE: SCENT ELIMINATION ADVICE
LOL
we have some noscented washing powders, just for hunting clothes.
i like to wash and air dry them..
squirt some big buck earth cover scent and throw them in a big black plastic bag, tied up..
we use the nonscented soap and underarm deoderant, from walmart.
if hunting in pines i use turpentine..
not a bunch on dollars in this..
you know folks did kill deer before all this stuff came out..
we have some noscented washing powders, just for hunting clothes.
i like to wash and air dry them..
squirt some big buck earth cover scent and throw them in a big black plastic bag, tied up..
we use the nonscented soap and underarm deoderant, from walmart.
if hunting in pines i use turpentine..
not a bunch on dollars in this..
you know folks did kill deer before all this stuff came out..