Scents or Not

[huntingdogsmag]

We all have heard about wonerfull scents and take them hunting for deer and bear . But what about turkey??Now most people think turkey are great with sight and hearing.And there right but they are also great at observing there suroundings so if it sees a spoked deer it might scare it away.So you dont have to take sents but it will help.

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[maytom]

Your a little late with that idea!! They came out with that stuff over 20 years ago and it was a joke!! Turkeys can' t smell!!

[Phish-On!]

Good one, Paul. That question is always good for laughs! It shows up on just about every turkey forum site sooner or later.

[TScottW99]

I have used and will proably use cover scent or scent elimnator while turkey hunting. One area I used to hunt on a regular basis, I used it every time I went in the woods. Deer were always coming in at the wrong time and a coyote would show up every now and then. I figure it can' t hurt

[jalvja]

I wouldn' t think of headin to the turkey woods without my bottle of hen in heat lure.

[turkeyhunter_15]

Course they cant smell we' d never get one, If they could smell how can they stand it picking cow poop in the barn yard?!?[X(]

[Pat_Ely]

You mean to tell me rolling around in the barn yard to smell like thier food is a waste of time?????????

[Bobgobble2]

lol Good one Pat!!!

[Tail Feathers]

I usually just spray myself with hummingbird pee cover scent so they don' t think anything about me.
Yes, I do collect my own hummingbird urine.

[CarolinaClucker]

Although I am new to this board and to hunting, I' d just like to point out that you all saved me some time once again this Spring. Here I was trying to figure out how to get all that cranberry sauce in the tub before the debut hunt!