Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
01-15-2009, 12:26 PM
#31
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Northwest suburbs, Illinois
Posts: 2,075
RE: Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
ORIGINAL: GregH
So what are you saying!!??
My ground is so simple to hunt that no skill is required? Maybe you wish that you had it as easy as I? Or maybe, it's just not challenging enough to be fufilling where I hunt??!!
Gee Troy, I never thought that you'd jump on that band wagon!
ORIGINAL: shed33
Yeah Greg if I hunted the ground you do, I probably wouldnt worry aboutscent controlmuch, just play the predictable winds. Wind is always the best way that's forsure. Hunting the kind of terrain I do here, you'd pull your hair out trying to find a consistent wind for more than 30 minutes. When I was out at Tims hunting flat ground it was a treat to get to hunt winds that stayed consistent for hours.
Yeah Greg if I hunted the ground you do, I probably wouldnt worry aboutscent controlmuch, just play the predictable winds. Wind is always the best way that's forsure. Hunting the kind of terrain I do here, you'd pull your hair out trying to find a consistent wind for more than 30 minutes. When I was out at Tims hunting flat ground it was a treat to get to hunt winds that stayed consistent for hours.
My ground is so simple to hunt that no skill is required? Maybe you wish that you had it as easy as I? Or maybe, it's just not challenging enough to be fufilling where I hunt??!!
Gee Troy, I never thought that you'd jump on that band wagon!
Stay humble Greg.
I'm just surprised you did not show a pic or two of you. You know.. that way we remember who you are.
Nobody (as usual) is trying to knock you Greg. Different places we all hunt and different opinions on how to do it.. that's all.
01-15-2009, 12:46 PM
#32
Site Buck Guru
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: Racine, Wisconsin
Posts: 5,922
RE: Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
ORIGINAL: dukemichaels
Gotta love that this guy thinks everyone is either for or against him. Like it's some sorta conspiracy.
Stay humble Greg.
I'm just surprised you did not show a pic or two of you. You know.. that way we remember who you are.
Nobody (as usual) is trying to knock you Greg. Different places we all hunt and different opinions on how to do it.. that's all.
ORIGINAL: GregH
So what are you saying!!??
My ground is so simple to hunt that no skill is required? Maybe you wish that you had it as easy as I? Or maybe, it's just not challenging enough to be fufilling where I hunt??!!
Gee Troy, I never thought that you'd jump on that band wagon!
ORIGINAL: shed33
Yeah Greg if I hunted the ground you do, I probably wouldnt worry about scent control much, just play the predictable winds. Wind is always the best way that's forsure. Hunting the kind of terrain I do here, you'd pull your hair out trying to find a consistent wind for more than 30 minutes. When I was out at Tims hunting flat ground it was a treat to get to hunt winds that stayed consistent for hours.
Yeah Greg if I hunted the ground you do, I probably wouldnt worry about scent control much, just play the predictable winds. Wind is always the best way that's forsure. Hunting the kind of terrain I do here, you'd pull your hair out trying to find a consistent wind for more than 30 minutes. When I was out at Tims hunting flat ground it was a treat to get to hunt winds that stayed consistent for hours.
My ground is so simple to hunt that no skill is required? Maybe you wish that you had it as easy as I? Or maybe, it's just not challenging enough to be fufilling where I hunt??!!
Gee Troy, I never thought that you'd jump on that band wagon!
Stay humble Greg.
I'm just surprised you did not show a pic or two of you. You know.. that way we remember who you are.
Nobody (as usual) is trying to knock you Greg. Different places we all hunt and different opinions on how to do it.. that's all.
Please....MYOB.
01-15-2009, 03:05 PM
#33
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: Minnesota
Posts: 5,062
RE: Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
Call me dumb or what ever, but something has always made me wonder. Ok, so you wear all of the scent lock stuff, and then you spray down with scent killer. 
Is this not defeating the purpose?
Is this not defeating the purpose?
01-15-2009, 03:08 PM
#35
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: charlottesville, virginia
Posts: 1,732
RE: Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
ORIGINAL: BigDaddy12t
Call me dumb or what ever, but something has always made me wonder. Ok, so you wear all of the scent lock stuff, and then you spray down with scent killer.Is this not defeating the purpose?
Call me dumb or what ever, but something has always made me wonder. Ok, so you wear all of the scent lock stuff, and then you spray down with scent killer.
Is this not defeating the purpose?
Most scent control clothing with which I've dealt says specifically in the instructions NOT to spray down with scent killer as it disables the carbon from absorbing scent or something along those lines. Most people who do spray down don't spray their clothes merely their hands, boots, pack, etc.
01-15-2009, 03:08 PM
#36
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jun 2007
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Posts: 7,367
RE: Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
ORIGINAL: BigDaddy12t
Call me dumb or what ever, but something has always made me wonder. Ok, so you wear all of the scent lock stuff, and then you spray down with scent killer.Is this not defeating the purpose?
Call me dumb or what ever, but something has always made me wonder. Ok, so you wear all of the scent lock stuff, and then you spray down with scent killer.
Is this not defeating the purpose?
Dan
01-15-2009, 03:15 PM
#37
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Jun 2007
Location:
Posts: 7,367
RE: Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
ORIGINAL: wahoohunter
Most scent control clothing with which I've dealt says specifically in the instructions NOT to spray down with scent killer as it disables the carbon from absorbing scent or something along those lines. Most people who do spray down don't spray their clothes merely their hands, boots, pack, etc.
ORIGINAL: BigDaddy12t
Call me dumb or what ever, but something has always made me wonder. Ok, so you wear all of the scent lock stuff, and then you spray down with scent killer.Is this not defeating the purpose?
Call me dumb or what ever, but something has always made me wonder. Ok, so you wear all of the scent lock stuff, and then you spray down with scent killer.
Is this not defeating the purpose?
Most scent control clothing with which I've dealt says specifically in the instructions NOT to spray down with scent killer as it disables the carbon from absorbing scent or something along those lines. Most people who do spray down don't spray their clothes merely their hands, boots, pack, etc.
Carbon clothing is Adsorbing not absorbing.
There is a difference
Dan
01-15-2009, 03:21 PM
#38
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: charlottesville, virginia
Posts: 1,732
RE: Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
ORIGINAL: GregH
Doof, you antagonistic POS. My
post was directed at Shed, not you. Pull your head out of your
posterior and....understand things before reacting. If any of my posts
are not directed toward you, stay out. With your comprehension barely
at grade school level, having any conversation with you is almost
impossible.
Please....MYOB.
Doof, you antagonistic POS. My
post was directed at Shed, not you. Pull your head out of your
posterior and....understand things before reacting. If any of my posts
are not directed toward you, stay out. With your comprehension barely
at grade school level, having any conversation with you is almost
impossible.
Please....MYOB.
very impressiveMeanV2, Thanks for pointing that, I had definitely been using the wrong word all this time[
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01-15-2009, 04:00 PM
#39
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Northwest suburbs, Illinois
Posts: 2,075
RE: Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
ORIGINAL: GregH
Doof, you antagonistic POS. My post was directed at Shed, not you. Pull your head out of your posterior and....understand things before reacting. If any of my posts are not directed toward you, stay out. With your comprehension barely at grade school level, having any conversation with you is almost impossible.
Please....MYOB.
ORIGINAL: dukemichaels
Gotta love that this guy thinks everyone is either for or against him. Like it's some sorta conspiracy.
Stay humble Greg.
I'm just surprised you did not show a pic or two of you. You know.. that way we remember who you are.
Nobody (as usual) is trying to knock you Greg. Different places we all hunt and different opinions on how to do it.. that's all.
ORIGINAL: GregH
So what are you saying!!??
My ground is so simple to hunt that no skill is required? Maybe you wish that you had it as easy as I? Or maybe, it's just not challenging enough to be fufilling where I hunt??!!
Gee Troy, I never thought that you'd jump on that band wagon!
ORIGINAL: shed33
Yeah Greg if I hunted the ground you do, I probably wouldnt worry aboutscent controlmuch, just play the predictable winds. Wind is always the best way that's forsure. Hunting the kind of terrain I do here, you'd pull your hair out trying to find a consistent wind for more than 30 minutes. When I was out at Tims hunting flat ground it was a treat to get to hunt winds that stayed consistent for hours.
Yeah Greg if I hunted the ground you do, I probably wouldnt worry aboutscent controlmuch, just play the predictable winds. Wind is always the best way that's forsure. Hunting the kind of terrain I do here, you'd pull your hair out trying to find a consistent wind for more than 30 minutes. When I was out at Tims hunting flat ground it was a treat to get to hunt winds that stayed consistent for hours.
My ground is so simple to hunt that no skill is required? Maybe you wish that you had it as easy as I? Or maybe, it's just not challenging enough to be fufilling where I hunt??!!
Gee Troy, I never thought that you'd jump on that band wagon!
Stay humble Greg.
I'm just surprised you did not show a pic or two of you. You know.. that way we remember who you are.
Nobody (as usual) is trying to knock you Greg. Different places we all hunt and different opinions on how to do it.. that's all.
Please....MYOB.
Keep it real Greg.
01-15-2009, 04:02 PM
#40
Spike
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: down under
Posts: 30
RE: Do you wear Odor eliminating clothing?
don't wear it because i don't feel i need to all my hunting is spot and stalk so i just get the wind right and try to be as quiet as possible actually i do not do anything to control scent my camo is kept in a drawer with the rest of my clothes i do wash them in baking sodai use normal deodorant normal soap normal shampoo but i still get close enough to animals to kill them.