Scent Killers
 

I was wondering if I should buy new scent killer every year or if it is good from year to year. I know most scent you buy is worthless after one season, except for the synthetics. But what away scent killers?

RE: Scent Killers
 

I' ve never read or heard anything about scent killers going bad from one year to the next. I hope they don' t, ' cause I' ve been using left over from one year to the next for several years.

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me also ; I buy it by the gal.some times I have a little left over and use it the next year.can' t tell any difference , so I hope it last.

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I' ve been on the same 1/2 gal. for 2 years now with no noticeable impact . Still smells the same to me and the deer . If this is worrying you perhaps you should stick to making your own , it' s very easy .

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I' m by no means worried about. I was just curious about how long it could last. Thanks for the help!

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could you give me the reciepe for youre scent killer please

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Rack buck, The recipe is 16 ozs. of 3% hydrogen peroxide, 16 ozs. of sterile water, about a half cup of baking soda, and a teaspoonful of unscented liquid soap. Mix this up in gallon jug, preferably a milk jug with a pop top lid, and let it sit about week or so and your good to go. I made some last year and I believe it works as good as store bought stuff. By the way, I was told the pop top lid was for just in case of expansion from the chemical reaction. I never had a lid blow off when I made it last year though.

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I know one thing you can do it next time you go camping out in the woods. Get pine needles, leaves, dirt, whatever you can find and put it all in a bucket with you hunting clothes. If you put in in a freezer for maybe at least a day or so then sun dry it, it' ll give natural scent. Not sure what you could use to stop mildew, i miss that part of the tip my dad gave me lol