"Going" in the woods
12-07-2007, 08:55 AM
#21
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: On an Island in Vermont
Posts: 22,605
RE: "Going" in the woods
No problem at all with either #1 or #2. Once in the stand I feel it is important to stay there and not risk fouling the area with scent and disturbing the quiet by climbing out of the stand. Just let it go...naturally. If you have scent lock it will keep the odors right inside where they won't bother the deer. A good laundry session at the end of the day and you are good to go for the next "movement". Long walks out, however, can result in a severe case of baboon azz.
12-07-2007, 09:29 AM
#23
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jul 2004
Location: Northwest Missouri
Posts: 830
RE: "Going" in the woods
You whip it out and piss. If you have to do number two get out of your stand and drop one off. I've had deer come up to both of mine and smell and then just wonder off. Unless they see you doing your business they don't know what it is.
12-07-2007, 04:18 PM
#24
Dominant Buck
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: On an Island in Vermont
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RE: "Going" in the woods
ORIGINAL: itsbreck
so wait a second...you piss and sh-t in your pants? ...sorry but i highly doubt any scent-lock junk is gonna keep the smell of a freshly squeezed duece locked up for very long..
...IMO
so wait a second...you piss and sh-t in your pants? ...sorry but i highly doubt any scent-lock junk is gonna keep the smell of a freshly squeezed duece locked up for very long..
...IMO
12-07-2007, 04:44 PM
#25
Typical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2007
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Posts: 819
RE: "Going" in the woods
ORIGINAL: kevin1
Pee is actually attractive to them, so is poo for some reason I have yet to fathom. Stop worrying about it, your breath will spook them a lot sooner than... well, you know. The biggest problem I've ever thought about in this area was what to do with the used Charmin.
Pee is actually attractive to them, so is poo for some reason I have yet to fathom. Stop worrying about it, your breath will spook them a lot sooner than... well, you know. The biggest problem I've ever thought about in this area was what to do with the used Charmin.
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But seriously folks, if deer feared every pike of predator poop in the woods, they would have no where to go. I try to time my movements when deer are not having theirs. I will pee right out of my stand all day. yesterday I peed right where i was sitting and shot a deer 20 minutes later. of course he was downwind of me so it wasn't an issue, but i quit carrying a piss bottle years ago. i think nothing of fresheing a scrape with my own brand. A couple weeks ago I made a rub on a tree and came back 2 days later and a buck had torn up the whole area. He must have ben very angry. I made a mock scrape and rub and peed in it.
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12-07-2007, 07:32 PM
#27
Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 122
RE: "Going" in the woods
ORIGINAL: Champlain Islander
Yup you got it right. On the really cold days it helps to keep you warm. kind of like a heating pack right inside the outfit.
ORIGINAL: itsbreck
so wait a second...you piss and sh-t in your pants? ...sorry but i highly doubt any scent-lock junk is gonna keep the smell of a freshly squeezed duece locked up for very long..
...IMO
so wait a second...you piss and sh-t in your pants? ...sorry but i highly doubt any scent-lock junk is gonna keep the smell of a freshly squeezed duece locked up for very long..
...IMO
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12-07-2007, 07:45 PM
#28
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: South West, Ohio
Posts: 465
RE: "Going" in the woods
ive tested this and honestly what ive seen is that it doesent scare the deer like everyone makes it sound... but if they come right up on it and shove there nose into it then it might spook them to a point but they wont completly leave most of the time.... i say just do something simple like take a bottle or honestly just not even worry about it.... especially if your gun hunting
12-08-2007, 01:31 AM
#29
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 866
RE: "Going" in the woods
ORIGINAL: JayDeavor
What I did was I went to Wal-Mart and bought a good size funnel and tie strapped it to my stand.. I dug a hole about 1 to 1 1/2 foot deep holesomewhere under the tree stand and took an automotive hose clamp and clamped the hose to the funnel and tie strapped it to the ladder of the stand and ran it down into the hole I dug.. Then I took some rocks and placed them all around the garden hose in the holeso the dirt wouldn't clog up the end of the hose and enough rock so everything would flow threw the groundand then I filled the hole back in with the dirt... Works very well when you have to go pee but it would be very hard to get the others to fit threw that little hole... Cheap and a Very good idea to keep the scent out of the air...
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What I did was I went to Wal-Mart and bought a good size funnel and tie strapped it to my stand.. I dug a hole about 1 to 1 1/2 foot deep holesomewhere under the tree stand and took an automotive hose clamp and clamped the hose to the funnel and tie strapped it to the ladder of the stand and ran it down into the hole I dug.. Then I took some rocks and placed them all around the garden hose in the holeso the dirt wouldn't clog up the end of the hose and enough rock so everything would flow threw the groundand then I filled the hole back in with the dirt... Works very well when you have to go pee but it would be very hard to get the others to fit threw that little hole... Cheap and a Very good idea to keep the scent out of the air...
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12-08-2007, 01:37 AM
#30
Typical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2004
Posts: 866
RE: "Going" in the woods
ORIGINAL: Champlain Islander
Yup you got it right. On the really cold days it helps to keep you warm. kind of like a heating pack right inside the outfit.
ORIGINAL: itsbreck
so wait a second...you piss and sh-t in your pants? ...sorry but i highly doubt any scent-lock junk is gonna keep the smell of a freshly squeezed duece locked up for very long..
...IMO
so wait a second...you piss and sh-t in your pants? ...sorry but i highly doubt any scent-lock junk is gonna keep the smell of a freshly squeezed duece locked up for very long..
...IMO