Simple Debate free vote..Does Scent Lock work?
07-02-2008 | 07:42 AM
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From: Colorado
Simple Debate free vote..Does Scent Lock work?
I am not trying to start another long debate on personal experiences whether or not scent lock works and why but I am curious what percentage of this posting site thinks what. I am new to bowhunting but have rifle hunted for years at midwest plains ranges so I never have used it. It blows me away how many people think it is the greatest thing in the world on one hand and others think it is a complete waste of money and one of the greatest money scams in modern hunting.
I think a simple vote as debate free as possible might help make up some peoples minds. There are literally thousands of years of experience tuning in here daily and I think a percentage might show a lot.
I think a simple vote as debate free as possible might help make up some peoples minds. There are literally thousands of years of experience tuning in here daily and I think a percentage might show a lot.
07-02-2008 | 07:50 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Pingree Grove, IL
RE: Simple Debate free vote..Does Scent Lock work?
There are some variables here. Are you asking if it is a total scent containment product or if it reduces scent? I don't believe for a second that it eliminates all scent, my Dad's Bloodhound is proof of that. I do feel it can be an assett if used properly, along with effective descenting through showers and spray with no scent products along with a breath spray.
I personally do not have a lot of Scent Blocking clothing, instead I wear as little as needed on my walk in and then layer up when I start to cool back down in my tree. I wear a new outfit everytime I go out and wash my hunting clothes after each hunt and rarely get winded.
I often ask myself this question---"How many world record animals were killed by hunters wearing scent containment clothing"? I know in the deer world that most were killed before the stuff even existed
I personally do not have a lot of Scent Blocking clothing, instead I wear as little as needed on my walk in and then layer up when I start to cool back down in my tree. I wear a new outfit everytime I go out and wash my hunting clothes after each hunt and rarely get winded.
I often ask myself this question---"How many world record animals were killed by hunters wearing scent containment clothing"? I know in the deer world that most were killed before the stuff even existed
07-02-2008 | 10:43 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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RE: Simple Debate free vote..Does Scent Lock work?
In conjunction with other very disciplined and rigidscent control tactics I believe it to be effective.There are some very good hunters who are not being compensated to say so thatheartily endorse it's use.
