smokpole

I tried the chem suit once and I don't like how bulky and stiff the suit fits. But, I did buy a Scent Lok suit several years back and WOW, I'm a firm believer in these suits. I only use them during bow season but before I put the suit on I always wash with scent free soap and spray each layer of clothes with scent eliminator. I've had deer walk right through my scent stream during bow season and never even flinch!

Since I've had this suit, I've not ever washed it other than wiping off a few dirt stains. I toss it in the dryer twice during bow season and store it in a scent free bag.

I'm sold on these things, I will probably buy another one in the next few years.

BTBowhunter

The military chem suits just don't make it.
Scent lock underwear can be found on sale for about $60 each for pants and shirt and $20 for the hood. I prefer those under clean scent free camo of my choice. Don't have as much faith in cover scents. If a woman sits down next to you wearing perfume and then passes gas does the perfume hide it?

vikingvictory

Corvid Killer I also bought the chemical suit from sportsmens guide.Thankyou I will put it in the dryer.I may have washed it if it wasn't for your advise.Sounds like some of you got a good deal on the scent-loc suits.I still can't see paying 300 for clothing,you could buy a nice gun or bow for that much.I can't afford to spend that much.I was wondering if there were any scent free clothes that didn't cost so much.

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