Well I've always been a huge skeptic of scent killing products, but have always used the shower gel, deoderant, and the spray. Well today it was 83 degrees out and I was using a climber. At the last second I threw in the bottle of spray, (after I already applied it) as I headed off into the woods..

Well I was sweatin like a pig by the time I reached my perch. (wearing underarmor heat gear shirt and mesh pants). I waited till i dried off, purposly going in at 1:30 so I had plenty of time. And I could smell the stink.. my pits werent smellin pretty, so I busted out the bottle of scent killer and showered myself. And the odors were gone. I applied again at about 4pm.

The proof is in the puddin, I had 4 bucks walk from down wind (annoyingly they came from a different direction tonight, or else were just testin the wind) Anyway non of them caught a wiff of me... it was pretty cool...

For those wondering I was approx. 25ft up, so that may have helped a bit, but the other day I was at the same height and was gettin busted too....


Im gonna keep it w/ me at all times now!

i always packin when it comes to scent killer,after i spray down at the truck i do it at the tree with one of those tiny h.s. bottles

I use the scent-away and scent killer products.I believe they do help.

you think thats good incorporate scentblocker and scent killer. I have some of the oldest deer have no idea that i was around. One time i was swetting like crazy..I thought here goes my evening a big doe is going to come under my stand. It did not smell me and it left on the path i came in on. It was an old doe- i am sure it had plenty of experience with bow hunters. I hunt in heavily hunted land which makes it even more incredible..My big buck sighting almost tripled.

I'm convinced of Scent Killer. I've been using it for years and have tried it on some rather nasty scents like gasoline on the hands and such. It always worked so I knew it was at least helping to eliminate my human odor.