ALHunter74

I've been using some cheap dirt smell from Wally-World.

shed33

I really don't use cover scents, instead I try to minimize human scent as much as possible. If I use a cover it comes from nature.I will step in deer scat on purposeto leave a scent trail from my rubber boots. I have broken off pine limbs and cedars to rub on myoutterlayers of clothing.

BobCo19-65

I have used fall blend in the past but may try the cover scent formula which was in a recent article in TBH magazine.

mobow

My own theory, I would rather smell like nothing. If I do use any, it is home made cedar scent.

Wolfpack

Shower with HS green soap, wash clothes with combo of A/H baking soda and HS clothes wash or some type of carbon clothes wash (can't remember name) , use all natural no scent deoderant, but as far as a spray on I use HS human scent eliminator. I didn't use a cover scent this year. In the past I have used raccoon urine spray on my boots and HS earth scent on clothes. I think I like going with as little "scent" of any kind best of all, but that's just my "2 scents worth"

TurkeyStalker

Wildlife research the only way to go...... along with the scent lok....

MOTOWNHONKEY

I'm with Shed and Mobowhunter, I don't use any cover scents. I have done some experiments with scents as far as putting them out and seeing how deer react to them. I wont go thru all the details but alot of store bought scents will spook deer. I use evergreen branches and stay natural, but mostly play the wind.

Fieldmouse

Golfers

TeeJay

Kick the leaves at the bottom of your tree over. That is my cover scent. Gets a bit tricky in Dec in MN tho!

C-WOODS-SHOOT

I cast another vote for nothing. Scent control and playing the wind are what I concentrate on.