Cover sent
10-09-2003, 02:27 PM
#1
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 11
Cover sent
What is the best way to cover sent? With so many products avalible it' s confusing to know what combination works best. I' m recently using Sent-away earth sent for my clothing; along with BA Acorn cover sent in the field. It' s fairly successful but is there anything better. The closest I' ve been able to get is about 40 yards. It' s close enough for a shot but I' d prefer to get close enough to take out any guess work. I have a pair of dow I' ve scouted and have them prety well figured out but they are very cautious any sent gets them startled. They have proven to be quite the challenge. Any advice or ideas would be wonderful. Thanks.
10-09-2003, 02:57 PM
#3
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Warroad MN USA
Posts: 187
RE: Cover sent
Don' t try to cover up human scent. We stink. Try to be less stinky. Shower right before you go out. Use a soap designed for removing your scent. Keep your hunting clothes clean. Don' t wear them around the house. Put them on only right before you go out. Take them off immediatly when you come back in. Store them somewhere they will not pick up odors. I keep mine hunting clothes outside in big rubber maid tubs. Sometimes I freeze my but off when I go out in the morning to get dressed and my wife thinks I am retarded but that is the price we pay.
10-09-2003, 04:11 PM
#4
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Posts: 3,784
RE: Cover sent
ORIGINAL: NorthernMN
Don' t try to cover up human scent. We stink. Try to be less stinky. Shower right before you go out. Use a soap designed for removing your scent. Keep your hunting clothes clean. Don' t wear them around the house. Put them on only right before you go out. Take them off immediatly when you come back in. Store them somewhere they will not pick up odors. I keep mine hunting clothes outside in big rubber maid tubs. Sometimes I freeze my but off when I go out in the morning to get dressed and my wife thinks I am retarded but that is the price we pay.
Don' t try to cover up human scent. We stink. Try to be less stinky. Shower right before you go out. Use a soap designed for removing your scent. Keep your hunting clothes clean. Don' t wear them around the house. Put them on only right before you go out. Take them off immediatly when you come back in. Store them somewhere they will not pick up odors. I keep mine hunting clothes outside in big rubber maid tubs. Sometimes I freeze my but off when I go out in the morning to get dressed and my wife thinks I am retarded but that is the price we pay.
10-09-2003, 04:18 PM
#5
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: AR USA
Posts: 889
RE: Cover sent
In my opinion your usin one of the best cover scents with HS earth scent.
when you get on stand pin a fresh earth wafer to your cap. also a little coon pee sprayed on each side of your tree will help. that earth scent smells just like dirt, so what better cover scent could you ask for? I don' t see where the smell of dirt, or coon urine could spook a deer, since they smell it all time anyway.
when you get on stand pin a fresh earth wafer to your cap. also a little coon pee sprayed on each side of your tree will help. that earth scent smells just like dirt, so what better cover scent could you ask for? I don' t see where the smell of dirt, or coon urine could spook a deer, since they smell it all time anyway.
