Colone
#1
Colone
I know someone who buys the stoutest colone(or however you spell that)he can find and when he goes hunting he sprayes himself and kills nice bucks consistently he says they are curious to it and come in to see what makes the smell.....have you guys ever tried this or heard of it....do you try this?and does it work if you try it?
#2
I havent personally, but I know the guy who hunted the land before us, would sometimes burn like a cinamon candle because he said they liked the smell of it.. and he did kill deer with it.. but i would stick with scent free.. best not to let them know there is anything different at all in my opinion..
#3
I know someone who buys the stoutest colone(or however you spell that)he can find and when he goes hunting he sprayes himself and kills nice bucks consistently he says they are curious to it and come in to see what makes the smell.....have you guys ever tried this or heard of it....do you try this?and does it work if you try it?
Never heard of it being done, but would think your buddy was more " right place at right time ", rather than the deer being attracted by the cologne.
Last edited by crokit; 08-03-2009 at 04:36 AM.
#5
You all go ahead and try it this hunting season and let me know how you did. I'll just stick to showering in scent free soap, washing my clothes in scent free detergent, brushing my teeth with baking soda, and rubbing weeds and pine needles on my clothing before I get into my stand.
#6
You all go ahead and try it this hunting season and let me know how you did. I'll just stick to showering in scent free soap, washing my clothes in scent free detergent, brushing my teeth with baking soda, and rubbing weeds and pine needles on my clothing before I get into my stand.
#8
You all go ahead and try it this hunting season and let me know how you did. I'll just stick to showering in scent free soap, washing my clothes in scent free detergent, brushing my teeth with baking soda, and rubbing weeds and pine needles on my clothing before I get into my stand.
In all seriousness, would you say that routine has helped much? I mean, what is the difference in numbers of deer seen since you started doing this vs. before?
I'm considering doing this as well. Right now, I just use a scent killer and didn't want to spend the money and effort for all that if it didn't make too much of a difference. I'm trying to get as many opinions as possible.
As for cologne, I definitely never thought of trying that. Not sure I would. Think of it this way, why would the industry market all the products to kill your scent, or make you smell like something they know, if they were so curious to strange smells? If that worked so well, you'd think someone would have marketed that and figured out the scent they are attracted to the most that's not natural to their environment.
#10
In all seriousness, would you say that routine has helped much? I mean, what is the difference in numbers of deer seen since you started doing this vs. before?
I'm considering doing this as well. Right now, I just use a scent killer and didn't want to spend the money and effort for all that if it didn't make too much of a difference. I'm trying to get as many opinions as possible.
I'm considering doing this as well. Right now, I just use a scent killer and didn't want to spend the money and effort for all that if it didn't make too much of a difference. I'm trying to get as many opinions as possible.