Dead Down Wind
01-08-2007 | 09:12 AM
#31
Fork Horn
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RE: Dead Down Wind
I have tried 3 differant brands this year due to the store running out and by the end I ended up making my own so that would be 4 and I saw deer with all I think it is just a matter of preferance per certain brands IMO they all poses the same basic ingrediants Distilled water, Baking soda and Hydrogin Poroxide I made mine by boiling my water with pine needles from my tree I sit in, and then added equall amounts of the water and Hydrogin Poroxide and 1C of Baking soda per 16oz of water. ps when mixing put in alerger conatiner and keep out side for a day sometime the baking soda mixed with the poroxide will bubble so Do Not Do it in a Closed container.and it worked great! I still saw deerand cost a fraction of the store bought stuff. Good luck
01-08-2007 | 09:32 AM
#32
Fork Horn
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RE: Dead Down Wind
This is the best scent eliminator there is IMO. I've used alot of the sprays and this is the only one that can fool those deer completely.(When sprayed on your boots anyway). The main reason that I use the sprays is to get scent off my boots when walking in the woods. We've all had deer smell out entry and exits into and out of the woods. This is the only spray where I had had deer cross my trail and can't smell where my pants and boots have rubbed up against brush. I use knee high rubbers and spray dead down wind on my legs and boots and it works great.
I tried a little test on a piece of cloth with gas on it. sprayed it completely with the spray and you couldn't smell anything. (had the wife try to smell the rag as well and she said it smell like nothing) If it can make the smell of gas go away in 5 seconds, it works.
I tried a little test on a piece of cloth with gas on it. sprayed it completely with the spray and you couldn't smell anything. (had the wife try to smell the rag as well and she said it smell like nothing) If it can make the smell of gas go away in 5 seconds, it works.
01-08-2007 | 10:30 AM
#33
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Dead Down Wind
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I gave the stuff DDW E3 a little test in the house after one of our cat's pissed on a carpet. Ever smelled cat piss? Bad stuff! Any how I sprayed this E3 one there and it knocked it out as it dried and the odor was totally gone.
Tried it again on a spill of doe pee of a bottleon some gloves and it knocked it out too after two apps. I'm convinced it will help. I've not been winded yet this season or last season after using it.
I gave the stuff DDW E3 a little test in the house after one of our cat's pissed on a carpet. Ever smelled cat piss? Bad stuff! Any how I sprayed this E3 one there and it knocked it out as it dried and the odor was totally gone.
Tried it again on a spill of doe pee of a bottleon some gloves and it knocked it out too after two apps. I'm convinced it will help. I've not been winded yet this season or last season after using it.
The only DDW product I've got is the breath spray. Takes a little while to get used to the taste, but does mask your breath. It tastes kinda likeAcorn Scent Away. (don't ask)[:'(]
01-08-2007 | 11:09 AM
#34
Nontypical Buck
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RE: Dead Down Wind
I like the DDW products. I sometimes get gas on my hand and DDW is the only product that I have used that eliminates the smell (at least to my nose). I used it this season and have had deer try to get in a ground blind with me. I still say, if you don't want to be winded, climb a tree.
