Agree mostly
I agree to some extent with the original statement. I bow hunt in Ohio and and for the most part do not gun hunt in Ohio. Too many amatuers in Ohio the week of gun season for me. So I will not comment on the gun portion. I will comment on scent control. I have limited options in and out of the woods due to being surounded by private property, so wind direction or not I have to enter 1 of 2 only ways. I have to practice scent control, maybe not to the degree manufacturers would lead you to think. In the north we almost always have wind, and it almost always changes directions through out the day. I hunt 30 to 40 yards in the woods next to cornfield and do not have to buy expensive scents. I think scent control, basic camo, be quiet entering the woods, and a little pre-season scouting and most hunters should do ok.