I do a little of all 3. I put on my leafy suit at home, along with what ever I want to wear under that. When I get out of the truck, I put my coat, hat, rubber boots.. on. And if it is not cold enough to put my coat and stuff on at the truck, I will tie it around my waist, and put that and my hat on at the stand.
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I said dress at home, but its more of a mix. I usually put my pants on at home, and x scent top, but get my shirt and jacket on after I park. Many times, the jacket stays off until I get to the stand.
I usually get dressed after I park. Mostly, anyway. I wear my first layer or two then blue jeans and a shirt over those. This year, however, I will wear my first layer or two then a set of uninsulated coveralls that have been washed in scent free detergent over them. I'll strip those off and put my outer layers on then...
I did this the past year, and I think it works fairly well. Shower in scent free soap and shampoo, dress in undergarments, put oncoveralls washed in scent free soap, and get dressed right before walking to stand. I mostly do this routine, as hunting come November and on is cold.
I always keep my clothes in plastic bags until I get out of the truck, then put them on. The only things my clothes touch are plastic and good ol mother earth.
I'm like most of you, I put on my hunting clothes well away from the truck once I've reached my property. I generally carry everything in a scent proof, rubber lined duffeland then drag it well away from the vehicle before I start layering on my Scent-lok and ScentBlocker gear. Then I add the rubber boots and then spray everything down with a scent killer type spray. I feel as if it really helps?
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RE: When do you put on your hunting clothes?
