outdoorsmen

what is the best "sent locking/absorbing" suit on the market? I have the gore-tex suppressent suit now but I doubt it's effectiveness. I can still smell odors (if you know what i mean) when I am wearing the suit. shouldn't they be absorbed by the suit?
jsut wondering if anyone else has noticed this with other brands?

JUSTINL

Outdoorsman - I don't think that the suit is/was designed to &quot;filter&quot; those types of odors. <img src=icon_smile_shock.gif border=0 align=middle>

I have the Supresscent also and have found that &quot;when used as directed&quot; <img src=icon_smile_wink.gif border=0 align=middle>, it is very effective.

I was able to get my first-ever kill this year from UPWIND. I had no choice, so I stalked in from upwind and got the kill.



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outdoorsmen

the carbon/charcoal is not odor speicific in it's odor containing abilities. that is why i was inquiring about other brands. I have had animals downwind of me who have and have not smelled me. I shot a coyote yesterday downwind and he never knew i was there. I have also had some deer downwind that did know i was there.

IL-Cornfed

I use both the Scent-Lok and ScentBlocker and have had excellent luck in both. This season I'm wearing a Scent-Lok liner suit under ScentBlocker camo.Then I spray evrything down with Carbon Blast and this system really seems to produce results.

chef#1

this year wearing scent blocker plus 3-d suit. i had a der 4 feet from me yesterday

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