ORIGINAL: OH_RedNeck
The boots I wear hunting never touch any thing but the deer woods, not my truck, not anything. When I go hunting or scouting I sit on my tailgate and put my boots on. When I am done I put them right back into their bag.
My point is, I think scent control is the most important thing you can do with your hunting gear, especially your boots and outer garments.
You won't let your boots touch the truck but you'll sit on the human smelling tailgate to put them on ?
BTW , if you put the boots in the bag right after use you just contaminated them , the insides still smell like you . Hope you're dusting the insides with baking soda frequently .
