Scent Away vs Scent Killer
This seems like a pretty elementary question but really what is the difference between these two products (I am talking about the regular scent elimination versions not the ones with cover scents added to them). I have never given it much thought since I have always used and had good success with Scent Away. Are these 2 scent elimination products exactly the same but just bottled in different packaging. Heck when I see them in the stores their packaging is almost identical except for the labels. I have opened up the bottles of each and they seem the same but does one have something in it the other doesn't?
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RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
I've wondered the same thing. I didn't even realize they were 2 different products until I noticed them sitting on the shelf at Wallyworld with a .59 difference in price.
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RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
I use Scent Killer, I'm not sure there is a difference tho.
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RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
i wonder whats in these products they dont say on the Bottle?
I wonder if they are basicaly the same as the home made recipe that some guys use or is there something special about it? The main ingedient is water.... |
RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
I use both Scent Away and Scent Killer. I dont know what the difference is, I just buy it and put it on. That is pretty much my scent elimination process right there. I hang my clothes outside after washed in Scent Away and wear rubber boots. But as far as hunting the wind and what not. Never really had a problem with it. Ive had deer directly down wind of me and never know anything is up. I read in a field journal on here that you cant eliminate human scent all the way but you can get it down to an acceptable level. I agree with that 100 %. Deer will accept a certain amount of human scent before they get skiddish. If you are hunting a place closer to civilization like I used to I didnt even worry about it. Because those deer smelled humans everyday and saw them on a regular basis.
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i use scent killer when i cant find dead down wind. i like the fact it says it works for days after drying...i noticed my hunting clothes dont have that smell they usually carry...like wet, dirt, fall rotting leaves wierd kinda smell. this year i started carring about scent. dont know if scent away is diffrent or not. i rather use the scent removers then go out smelling like dirt, an acornor pine tree etc.....just my opinion...just seems that youll smell prettttty strong if you spray yourself down good
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RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
PA..its the same difference
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I got some of that laundry detergent with dirt scent. That stuff is more expensive than liquor!
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Just douse yourself in liquor. Deer love corn!
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RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
try this spray scent killer in a cat box. then do the same with scent away. i have used both and they are like night and day .. scent away is by far the better one...
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RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
ORIGINAL: hunterjoe0000 try this spray scent killer in a cat box. then do the same with scent away. i have used both and they are like night and day .. scent away is by far the better one... |
RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
my buddy put mustard all over his hand.....r and sprayed it down with scent killer.... about15 min later you couldnt smell it
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RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
ORIGINAL: Alpha Capo ORIGINAL: hunterjoe0000 try this spray scent killer in a cat box. then do the same with scent away. i have used both and they are like night and day .. scent away is by far the better one... |
RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
Do you spray every square inch of your clothing with it??
Do you spray it the4 night before?? I got 3 bottles and have never used it/ C7 |
RE: Scent Away vs Scent Killer
I've used both but I like scent killer. I've had success with both
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