NEW61375

I have a 2 year old so for the past two seasons I have been using this and I don't know that it helps tremendously but it might help some.

I get an unscented container of baby wipes and remove the wipes from the container and place them in the sink or in a pan. I then mash them down to squeeze out the liquid(I'm assuming water) as much as possible anyway. I then return them to the original container and pour scent eliminator on them to resaturate(I usually use the earth scent).

I take them with me on long hunts, I still spray down really wellbut I also wipe my face, neck, head, etc with these(especially after a long hike in) orif I am changing stands for the evening I may have a new shirt or pants or both in the truck and when I change I refresh with those wipes especially in sweaty areas and then respray my clothes as well. Not much of a tip but at the very least they arerefreshing during an early season hunt when the temps suck.

Bowtech 360

Why not just use papre towels?

NCRemington700

Or you could use these...





I think they are pretty much the same concept. The alcohol helps cool you off.

NEW61375

Yeah I've seen those, I just didn't think they were worth $19.95.
Baby wipes = $4.00 plus a little scent eliminator out of my jug.

Not sayingthe wipes were somerevolutionary newconcept, just cheap and possibly helpful.

NEW61375

Use whatever you want.

bigtim6656

my question is how many baby wipes do you get compared to the big thing of primos scent wipes.
I usesly carry my lunch with me. which 905 of the time is a peanut butter and honey sandwish. i also carry some scent spray so i can spray down again during those warm days and i just spray my hands off when i need to .

wis_bow_huntr

You get alot more baby wipes in a container than you do in that big tub of 50 Silver XP wipes.