WOW! Great looking Tiffany and nice buck too!

You have a Great Buck also, Congrat's to both of you!

I don't think that ScentLock stuff works anyway ... last year in hunting camp a guy we were hunting with had his on in the truck and he let one of those egg farts you know one of those that would knock a buzzard off a crap wagon at 50 yards ...and it about killed us all ... sure didntLOCK THATSCENT in !!

dd

DD, you fart smeller....Ah,Ah, I mean you smart fellow!

Wow I din't realize that there was that many haters on this forum. From the postsI readI see few of you actually read the article that went along with the pictures. Those deer were killed on their own personal property, not some outfitters land. They've been hunting those bucks for several years, passing up smaller ones so they may grow into mature bucks. They should be congradulated on their accomplishments, not dogged out. Grow up and realize that we need to stick together in the hunting community!!

I don't think any of us "hate" or discredit in anyway. I myself just look at things realisticly and realisticly they are professional's and that type of buck IMO is expected out of them.......nothing more.........nothing less

Hehehehehe DD stills has a little fire left in the old boiler.

DD you just blew the pants off scent lock. Your findings and experiance is scientific enough for me.

I have to admit the "Ken and Barbie" have killed a couple of INCREDIBLE bucks, but I have my doubts about the "hunt".

UH, gaining notoriety from an already existing show(Drury Brothers) , and them being marketable because of being young and attractive sounds more like a good oppurtunity coming their way, and being in the right place at the right time, rather han working their butt off. It's no jealousy on my part. I had the oppurtunity to manage an established Plantation that was televised occassionally, actually guided Matt Morrett, and Michael Waddell, and was given a home, salary, truck, and payed well--but turned it down because of the loss of the essence of the actual hunt, and the shifting away of my priorities in life--church involvement, family and community service. I didn't care, at all, for the professional environment. It was an easy and enjoyable oppurtunity for someone who can sacrifice their other priorities, but not for me.I love to hunt and be in the outdoors, butthere is more to life.So, I am content with the chamns cse I get to go , after the more important parts of life are put in order.

At best they reduce scent--I have no confidence inthem at all. If you keep the wind in your favor--let 'em rip, and they'll never know. But, if they are downwind, clean up ,dress up--again at best you may minimize, but you won't eliminate.For my money--I'll use the wind-it's alot cheaper!