mosquitoe repellent?
#1
Hi all,
Whats the best way to repell mosquitoes without buying a bug suit. Something that would not put off scent. Or could you just use something like cutters and then use a scent eliminator over that? Maybe a home made brew?
Thanks all!
crutch
Whats the best way to repell mosquitoes without buying a bug suit. Something that would not put off scent. Or could you just use something like cutters and then use a scent eliminator over that? Maybe a home made brew?
Thanks all!
crutch
#5
Joined: Mar 2006
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try a thermocell misquito repellent unit cheap I have herd good things about them. They are good for and area around 10-12ft depending on how windy it is, they attach to your belt or to your tree stand. http://www.mosquitorepellent.com/realtree.html
#6
Used my thermocell this mourning , and will tomarow allso , it takes a few minets to work by is a must in the stand , It wont work tyed to your belt walking thru the woods , and it does not work on deerflys .
#7
Dominant Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: land of the Lilliputians, In the state of insanity
If you are in a tree stand of blind, Get a thermocell. I got one two years ago and have not had a problem since. The thremocell also is scent free.
#9
Joined: Oct 2005
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I'm gonna have to get one of those Thermacells. How is it not detected by the deer, if a mosquito can smell it.
For now - I treat my clothes with permanone. It has an active ingredient of Permathrin in it. Keeps them away for the most part from your clothes, but they still bite my neck, face, ears, hands, and fly up my nose.
For now - I treat my clothes with permanone. It has an active ingredient of Permathrin in it. Keeps them away for the most part from your clothes, but they still bite my neck, face, ears, hands, and fly up my nose.


