Myth Busters and Scent Control
01-29-2007 | 06:27 AM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: Myth Busters and Scent Control
I own one scent-Lok garment I bought on sale.....but these threads always make me laugh and ask....
WHY DOES WHAT SOMEONE ELSE WEARS BOTHER SOME PEOPLE?????
I can also tell you.....if Robinson Outdoors wanted tooutfit me every year.....I'd let 'em. Would you?
WHY DOES WHAT SOMEONE ELSE WEARS BOTHER SOME PEOPLE?????
I can also tell you.....if Robinson Outdoors wanted tooutfit me every year.....I'd let 'em. Would you?
01-29-2007 | 08:27 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Myth Busters and Scent Control
ORIGINAL: Buck_Slayer
Did they have on their rubber boots
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Just kiddin. I am sure some of the guys that hunt could set ya up with a better scent control than the mythbusters. There are so many variables that people throw into the equation when considering scent elimination.
Did they have on their rubber boots
.Just kiddin. I am sure some of the guys that hunt could set ya up with a better scent control than the mythbusters. There are so many variables that people throw into the equation when considering scent elimination.
01-29-2007 | 11:14 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Myth Busters and Scent Control
I think it was last week that American Archer had the entire show about scent control, and of course, it was all Scent-Lok people talking about it. It was no better than an informercial for Scent-Lok (which is what a lot of bowhunting shows are, unfortunately). It was basically a "if you don't wear Scent-Lok, you aren't a good hunter" type presentation. I won't watch that show anymore because that was the most blatant sell out I have ever seen.
01-29-2007 | 11:18 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Myth Busters and Scent Control
One thing to keep in mind. "Blood hounds" are trained to pick up human scent. Deer are not. No "scent control" clothing will completely, 100% eliminate human scent. Any hole in the clothing, arms, legs, neck, waistline, etc will allow human scent to escape. Then you have to deal with the head area and breath.
My feeling is this, scent control clothing does a better job than no scent control clothing.
My feeling is this, scent control clothing does a better job than no scent control clothing.
01-29-2007 | 11:33 AM
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RE: Myth Busters and Scent Control
ORIGINAL: GRIZZLYMAN
I think it was last week that American Archer had the entire show about scent control, and of course, it was all Scent-Lok people talking about it. It was no better than an informercial for Scent-Lok (which is what a lot of bowhunting shows are, unfortunately). It was basically a "if you don't wear Scent-Lok, you aren't a good hunter" type presentation. I won't watch that show anymore because that was the most blatant sell out I have ever seen.
I think it was last week that American Archer had the entire show about scent control, and of course, it was all Scent-Lok people talking about it. It was no better than an informercial for Scent-Lok (which is what a lot of bowhunting shows are, unfortunately). It was basically a "if you don't wear Scent-Lok, you aren't a good hunter" type presentation. I won't watch that show anymore because that was the most blatant sell out I have ever seen.
01-29-2007 | 02:15 PM
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RE: Myth Busters and Scent Control
ORIGINAL: GRIZZLYMAN
I think it was last week that American Archer had the entire show about scent control, and of course, it was all Scent-Lok people talking about it. It was no better than an informercial for Scent-Lok (which is what a lot of bowhunting shows are, unfortunately). It was basically a "if you don't wear Scent-Lok, you aren't a good hunter" type presentation. I won't watch that show anymore because that was the most blatant sell out I have ever seen.
I think it was last week that American Archer had the entire show about scent control, and of course, it was all Scent-Lok people talking about it. It was no better than an informercial for Scent-Lok (which is what a lot of bowhunting shows are, unfortunately). It was basically a "if you don't wear Scent-Lok, you aren't a good hunter" type presentation. I won't watch that show anymore because that was the most blatant sell out I have ever seen.
That was bad............I used to like that show a little.
01-29-2007 | 02:17 PM
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RE: Myth Busters and Scent Control
ORIGINAL: Crazystups
I can't stand the Myth Busters Show. Those guys are full of it. Did you all see the show there they said it was impossiable to Robin Hood an arrow. They said it can't be done. Well I'm sure a number of us have the proof for them!
I can't stand the Myth Busters Show. Those guys are full of it. Did you all see the show there they said it was impossiable to Robin Hood an arrow. They said it can't be done. Well I'm sure a number of us have the proof for them!
01-29-2007 | 02:21 PM
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RE: Myth Busters and Scent Control
Thats insane. I was messin with my dogs once howling across the yard and didnt have it on and they found me every time. I would zig zag and what did the dogs do.... they zig zaged in the same way i did until they found me. Then i got an idea. I went in the house put on some scent elimination products and went out there and howled a couple times and they came into the yard sniffling all over the place and didnt find me!!!! My conclusion, They are the mythbusters they dont know what they are talking about and they need to get a life.