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dick_cress 05-22-2003 09:05 PM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
I have used baking soda for years and it workd great. I even gave my hunting buddies each a flip-top bottle filled with the soda [I hid them as Geocaches and made some fun out of the gifts.].

This year I' ll be using it in my boots and clothes. I plan to use a peice of camo cloth baking soda in it to dust my self off during the sweaty times.

skeeter 7MM 05-22-2003 11:11 PM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
Baking soda would work, but I just tie a piece of yarn from a tree branch and it tells me with even the smallest amount of wind which direction it is blowing.

DaveH 05-22-2003 11:47 PM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
According to Chuck Adams, it doesn' t matter if it smells. He says that if they can smell it, they have already smelled you.

Rickmur 05-23-2003 05:53 AM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
Dave, I agree with that. When the question pops up about smokeing in the stand that' s the answer I give them

bogobble 05-23-2003 08:42 AM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 

According to Chuck Adams, it doesn' t matter if it smells. He says that if they can smell it, they have already smelled you.
well, I never thought I' d ever hear Chuck Adams make a statement like that!

while his statement is true, I' d never tell anyone to use talcome powder as a wind detector. I think it does matter if it smells. if you' ve taken all the precautions to be scent free, then what will a deer smell first. perfumed talcome powder, or a hunter that has showered in scent free soap, washed his clothes in scent free detergent, put them in a plastic bag with earth scent wafers, sprayed himself down with earth scent spray. granted, your still not goin to be totally scent free, but your not goin to smell like a perfume factory either.

CG 05-23-2003 10:05 AM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
I get talc (the actual rock) and crush it to powder....it' s actually very easy to crush (you can scrape it with your fingernail) and very natural.....

CG 05-23-2003 10:07 AM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
Also, FWIW, I think that controlling scent is important but I also firmly beleive that if they are downwind, THEY WILL SMELL YOU!!

Josh_E 05-23-2003 03:00 PM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
just tie a piece of string to the arm riser or limb or your bow.. works great and no smell... but dont know what to tell ya if it gets wet.. :)

Angus74 05-23-2003 08:53 PM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
I use baking soda, but I put it in a Tinks 69 gel bottle. It has a fiip top lid and if the baking soda absorbs any odor, it smells like Tinks.

W. Dale 05-23-2003 09:43 PM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
Double up a piece of sewing thread about 12" or so and loop it over your stabilizer. Works continuously........Use your favorite color..........It is scent free also.......

deerhuntr107 05-23-2003 10:43 PM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
I use Tinks powder. Freshen up scent and check the wind. If you can follow it, the spray works, just spray it and watch the mist float in the wind. I always used one of them 2:)

dick cress 05-24-2003 07:26 PM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
I put a half drop of fresh earth scent in my baking soda bottle. [can' t put too much in or the soda clumps]. I' m a fly tier and I have all sorts of heral and ostrich plumes but nothing works in the mountains here in Wa state like the baking soda bottle. But I must admit that Chuck Adams was right.

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cgarrett55 05-24-2003 09:03 PM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
I use baking soda.

Wildweasel 05-25-2003 07:16 AM

RE: What Powder Do You Use?
 
Orange Chalk.The kind you refill Snap Lines with.You can see this Cloud much further than anything else ive tried.Lowes and Home Depot carry it,and it comes in Squeeze Containers for easy filling.


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