trkyhntr247

ScentLok or ScentBloker clothing???
Is it really worth the $$$$$
Im looking to get a jacket thats not bulky yet I can bowhunt in cold weather under 40Degrees here in Georgia..
Any comments or suggestions?

tim03b

I like it others dont. Its what you believe. I noe that i shot two deer with it on and in both cases they were down wind of me. So to me it works, to others it might not.

SWThomas

I just started a poll about this 10 minutes ago. Try looking over the first page before starting another thread....

nksmfamjp

I buy it formy outer gear, if I can. It doesn't add as much cost as it used to. I like the silver lining material in some of the gear now. It is supposed to block bacterial growth which causes the scent. It doesn't have the conceptual problem that the absorbtion(when is it full?) model does. Activated carbon is a great absorbion material, but when is it full, how can it be reactivated, is it all full when it is delivered to you since it isn't packed sealed from odor?

trkyhntr247

Pardon me..

wis_rifle_hunter

i dont buy the special scent clothes. i buy regular hunting clothes and wash them in scentkiller then i spray down with it

srwshooter

no ,dont waste your money. i use cedar on my clothes ,its everywhere i hunt. find something thats native to your area.

southcarolinahunter

If you have the cash to spend it is worth it, if you don't have all the $$ use scent remover

trophytaker3006

i dont belive it complety makes you scent prof but it helps

jkm03003

I never believed it until a lady in our camp bought a suit. We were standing around at camp and she complained of being hot. She unzipped her jacket and her dam perfume about knocked me down. She sprays hairspray and perfume everyday and still sees deer. I bought some, but I still wont wear my clothes unless Im in the woods. I have seen several mature bucks downwind and rarely get busted. Consider a Scentloc Savana suit as it is a little cheaper and you can use it as a layer if needed.