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give some good dry fly floatant a try. it will just keep water form being on there at all. and it comes in nice little spray cans. I vaugly remmeber my dad putting a thin layer of petroleum jelly on his heads.

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I hear ya....

How much lube ya think it's gonna take, guys? I'm guessing a light film. How much scent can we be talking about?????

I sharpened and re-used a rage head to shoot my best buck, this year. After sharpening the blades....I sprayed a shot of WD40 on it.....wiped it down, lightly.....replaced the O-ring......let it dry, overnight.....and then sprayed it with e3 before heading to the field.

If Mr. Buck can pick up on that and associte it with danger......then I'm underestimating him. It worked, for me, though.

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When we were in PA....I was watching Rob and Kurt sit it out through a heckuva cold rainstorm. I wouldn't have taken $100 for mine at that moment.;)

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I have heard of the cooking spray method being used with success. I try to avoid ingesting petro-chemicals;)but whatever works for you.

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They make an orderless oil.

I will give it a test, I would like to know what the point of failure is. If any rage(rocky) guys on this board have you guys tested it?

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I have a bottle of odorless oil I use on my treestands, Germ. I forgot about that. Also....if I hit where I'm aiming....I won't be ingesting any of those parts, anyway.

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My dogs eat those parts ;). Plus, the blood keeps moving. Anyway, use whatever works for ya.

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You too, Bruce. But.......I'm more afraid of what I'm getting ready to ingest from Wendy's.;)