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stuckinthereeds 08-11-2007 03:27 PM

forest fire smoke
 
We have a lot of forest fires right now and it doesn't look like they will be gone anytime soon. My question is, does forest fire smoke protect your sent from deer?

hillbillyhunter1 08-11-2007 04:24 PM

RE: forest fire smoke
 
Stuck,

I've heard that it was on old indian trick to let "campfire smoke" envelope you before a hunt. Smoke contains lots of carbon so this idea seems logical. Now if you're just talking about huntingan area thats recently been burned I would also think that there may be a kind of temporary predominant and perhapsoverwhelmingscent there that may help ever so slightly over "normal" conditions, but not sure.

Btw, How close is the closest fire to Helena (I lived there for 2 years and was back again early this summer--back when it was raining everywhere then)??
take care

ps. we talked about this same issue in the big game forum for just a minute. I think the thread was "MT elk permits" or something

dragonslayer1 09-27-2007 06:36 PM

RE: forest fire smoke
 
In places where fire is common I have hung my clothes in campfire smoke with good results


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