What do you do to prepare
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Fork Horn
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I treat them with a Permethrin based spray for ticks and let them dry. Then I wash them in scent free soap, add baking soda during the rinse cycle, and dry them with a fresh earth dryer sheet. They are then placed in a plastic tote or garment bag for storage.
Bob
Bob
#3
I'm borderline OCD when it comes to scent control of my hunting clothes. First, I ALWAYS spray my hands with scent elimination, and wear rubber gloves when handling. I wash everything, even the towel I be drying off with. I was it all in DDW laundry detergent, dry it with an unscented dryer sheet, and store them in an airtight container.
#5
I wash them in plain water and I then hang them in pine tree's to dry. Sometimes I use earth scent detergent but not to often being I haven't seen it make one bit of difference in deer not smelling me.
#6
Wash them in Scent Free detergent and keep them isolated from any scent.
I won't use a cover scent on me or my clothes. A deer's nose is much better than a Bird dog's, and you better believe he knows how to use it!
Dan
I won't use a cover scent on me or my clothes. A deer's nose is much better than a Bird dog's, and you better believe he knows how to use it!

Dan
#7
wash in scent killer with dirt cover sent, dryer sheet w/ dirt cover cent, then hang outside for a while and then in a toat with pine needles and oak leaves.then try to avoid three happy dogs when leaving the house.
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