Hi all. It's been a while. Been away for 2+ years tending to work and family changes, I even had to re-register.

I remember a post from a few years ago that discussed a home-made scent killer spray. I remember the ingredients being distilled H2O, baking soda, hydrogen peroxide & maybe even a splash of no scent/UV detergent.

I cannot recall the amounts of each ingredient or if there were some I missed.

I would really appreciate it if anyone can direct me to where I can find the recipe and share your successes and/or failures with this.

Thank you in advance!!

Cheme

I would also like this recipe. Thanks in advance for any replies.

http://www.fastestbows.com/articles/corrigan/scent_elimination_sprays.html

http://www.fieldandstream.com/fieldstream/photogallery/0,13355,1215541,00.html

1 gal distilled water
16 oz 3% peroxide (wal-mart)
8 oz box of baking soda (A&H)
2 shot glasses of hs body/shampoo soap (green stuff)

This is the one I seem a while ago.

Thanks Greg / MO. That is one of the articles I was referring to. Thanks for providing the link.

Here is the post regarding homemade scent killer in this section.

http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=1718477&mpage=1&key=&#171899 2

Since I sweat alot, I spray my head with this stuff. I also use the towels to wipe the sweat from my forehead. Not sure if it is working, but anything worth the try.

I've been using this formula for 2 seasons now. I found the recipe here, of course. Seems to work as well or better than the store bought stuff and is cheap and easy to make.
It also makes a great hand cleaner for after you field dress a deer. I use it to clean my hands,knife and pelvic saw. It is cheap enough to use as a spray cleaner for in the field.
I does work, a couple weekend ago I field dressed a deer my hunting partner shot and got a little of the gut. My hands smelled bad! I sprayed them down with the scent killer spray and wiped them off with some paper towels. It took 2 applications but the smell was gone!