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Then how about proving the deer can not smell the chemical makeup of said "dirt smell" in a bottle?[/blockquote]
I'm sure they can smell it.........that's the whole point. Duh.
What a blissful answer to a simple question. Now, can you tell me the deer are in no way spooked/alarmed by the chemical smell in the dirt scented spray. This is a compound of one or more substances mixed together as a masking scent. Does it work? If yes, then to what degree?
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Did the deer tell you they can not smell other odors that baking soda can not pull out?
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Did I say anything about deer when I addressed sodium bicarb??
No, you did not say anything about deer. My point is, baking soda, to scent lok "unbelievers", is useless for removing odors from hunting clothes, unless it does this completley. Wouldn't you agree? I mean that is what the big fuss is about. No one knows if the scentlok helps a"little", so some say that it does not help at all. Same with baking soda. Either it helps completely or not at all.
I say bologna.