Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
#31
Join Date: Mar 2004
Location: Abingdon Md
Posts: 116
RE: Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
Never used it and prob never will. Hunted years without it and great success. Too many people think that it is a cure all and they still don't have to pay attention to the wind. Plus, way too pricey for me.
#33
RE: Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
No scent lok here for me. I doubt I'd use it even if it wasn't more money. I spend a few bucks on some of the scent soaps and sprays, but I see no need to wear suits of it.
#34
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location:
Posts: 2,413
RE: Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
I've never puposely bought any scent-lok product, but I did buy a pair of boots last year, that had a "scent-lok" tag on them. I didn't notice it until I got them home and cut the tag off. I thought about taking them back, but I thought "what the heck, it can't hurt that much", so I kept them.
#35
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Warren PA USA
Posts: 1,512
RE: Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
I'm not trying to be a smart @ss, but you guys that 'learned how to hunt the wind', don't deer ever walk downwind of you? I've killed plenty of deer wearing Scentlok and plenty without....I'm not going to say that it's a cure all, it's certainly not. I have killed my biggest buck to date last season....he came in directly downwind. If you properly care for and use the stuff it certainly won't hurt your chances but to each his own.
#36
Typical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Havre de Grace MD USA
Posts: 703
RE: Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
http://www.fastestbows.com/articles/...cent_suits.htm
After you read this go to this thread and decide for yourself if it is worth the money of if you are being duped.
http://forum.hunting.net/asppg/tm.as...7&mpage=1&key=
After you read this go to this thread and decide for yourself if it is worth the money of if you are being duped.
http://forum.hunting.net/asppg/tm.as...7&mpage=1&key=
#37
RE: Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
I'm not trying to be a smart @ss, but you guys that 'learned how to hunt the wind', don't deer ever walk downwind of you? I've killed plenty of deer wearing Scentlok and plenty without....I'm not going to say that it's a cure all, it's certainly not. I have killed my biggest buck to date last season....he came in directly downwind. If you properly care for and use the stuff it certainly won't hurt your chances but to each his own.
Ahhhh. Someone is using their noggin. My thoughs as well Jason.
You guys watch to many forget the wind just hunt commercials. You are all lisitening to their marketing ploy and are sucked into their marketing gimic. I am a wind and scent fanatic. I always hunt the wind. Your bow treeestand and accessories all have foriegn odors. It would be impossible to keep everything scent free. How can you keep a climber scent free in the back of a pickup?
I was taught how to hunt and that playing the wind was a part of it.
You guys think you just put on your magic scent suit and say screw tha' wind I's gonna wander up tha' holler top sidee tha' wind and gonna' go get me a sons a bitchin deer. It don't work that way. People are so quick to judge when they have no idea.
#38
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
Not to be a smart a$$ either, but the deer downwind from me aren't the ones I'm interested in. Nothing I can do about them. It's the other 75% that are upwind or crosswind from me that I'm after.
Besides, you can't prove to me that the deer you killed wouldn't have come in whether you were or weren't wearing that suit.
ALL the 'proof' that scentlock stuff works is anecdotal just like your story. For every one of those stories about deer coming in from downwind while wearing scentlock, we could get another story about the same thing happening for a guy who'd been without clean clothes or a bath for a week.
I've had deer come in from downwind whilst I was squatted back up against a tree with my pants around my ankles and hoping I had enough TP left in my pack. It's not a hunting style I highly recommend though.[:-][&:]
Besides, you can't prove to me that the deer you killed wouldn't have come in whether you were or weren't wearing that suit.
ALL the 'proof' that scentlock stuff works is anecdotal just like your story. For every one of those stories about deer coming in from downwind while wearing scentlock, we could get another story about the same thing happening for a guy who'd been without clean clothes or a bath for a week.
I've had deer come in from downwind whilst I was squatted back up against a tree with my pants around my ankles and hoping I had enough TP left in my pack. It's not a hunting style I highly recommend though.[:-][&:]
#39
RE: Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
Not to be a smart a$$ either, but the deer downwind from me aren't the ones I'm interested in. Nothing I can do about them. It's the other 75% that are upwind or crosswind from me that I'm after.
I can see it now a double drop tine buck comes into arthur stops 20 yards downwind broadside and he passes the shot because it isn't what he is after. Correct me if I am wrong.
#40
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 9,175
RE: Scent lok-who has never spent a dime on it?
If I am reading this correct if a deer was to come in to you from down wind and persent a shot you wouldn't take it because thats not what you are after????
I can see it now a double drop tine buck comes into arthur stops 20 yards downwind broadside and he passes the shot because it isn't what he is after. Correct me if I am wrong.
I can see it now a double drop tine buck comes into arthur stops 20 yards downwind broadside and he passes the shot because it isn't what he is after. Correct me if I am wrong.
Consider yourself corrected.