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#3
Joined: Oct 2005
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I'm not sure coffee is an "alarm" scent for the deer. It smells "foody", like nuts, not like a sweaty and smelly predator. Anyway, if I can't have my coffee then I can't live and therefore, can't hunt. If I see less deer because of my java, so be it.
#4
Typical Buck
Joined: Nov 2005
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From: Livonia,new york
i have a camel-back and it not only keeps me warm but will hold 100 oz of tasty, hot beverage. i 1st tried them in the service and boy are they worth there money in gold. highly recommend getting one for hunting or fishing for that matter.
#8
Spike
Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 13
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From: Woodstock, GA. USA
Yes they will be able to smell it. But they can also smell you.
I drink my coffee, especially on those cold days. After about 2 or 3 hours in the stand your cover is blown to anything down wind.
Drink your hot cup of whatever and stay in the stand as long as you can without moving around. You'll do fine.
I drink my coffee, especially on those cold days. After about 2 or 3 hours in the stand your cover is blown to anything down wind.
Drink your hot cup of whatever and stay in the stand as long as you can without moving around. You'll do fine.
#9
Spike
Joined: Sep 2005
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From: Maine
On the colder days I always bring a thermos of hot coffee or chocolate. I would rather have something to warm me up and keep me focused, so I can stay on stand longer.
As far as the smell of coffee spooking the deer, a few years back I had just poured a cup of coffee when an 8 pointer came in down wind of me and gave me an easy shot. It didn't seem to phase him a bit.
As far as the smell of coffee spooking the deer, a few years back I had just poured a cup of coffee when an 8 pointer came in down wind of me and gave me an easy shot. It didn't seem to phase him a bit.




