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Maybe the deer are different where I hunt, but I wear my downey fresh camo and boots, in the car and house, and I walk right through thick laurel to my stand, and almost every time, several deer walk right down the same path, within 1 hour, and dont seem to smell a thing. I also pee right outta my stand and the deer walk right on it on.
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Originally Posted by kswild
(Post 3708124)
Scent control hahahahaha
Live it up! Doug |
Originally Posted by mufan
(Post 3708080)
I don't have rubber boots. Can you buy warm rubber boots and do they make enough of a difference to justify purchasing them?
I don't know if it is pure coon urine. I know I have trouble peeing in a bottle so I guess it would make sense that it would be difficult to make a coon do it.:s201: |
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try not to go as deep into the woods.. If the deer are coming in the same way you do, dont go so deep. Find where their trail intercepts your trail and hunt downwind there. (if possible)
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Originally Posted by DeerandbearhoG
(Post 3708157)
Maybe the deer are different where I hunt, but I wear my downey fresh camo and boots, in the car and house, and I walk right through thick laurel to my stand, and almost every time, several deer walk right down the same path, within 1 hour, and dont seem to smell a thing. I also pee right outta my stand and the deer walk right on it on.
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Originally Posted by mufan
(Post 3708047)
Man, I have been popped by deer the last two times I've been out. the deer are crossing perpendicular to the path that I am walking in and smelling m trail in.....several hours after I've came through. Then they either jet immediately or start the stomping and sniffing around.
I take extra caution with scent.....shampoo, detergent, scentlok clothes, cover scent, and finally douce my boots with coon urine. But it just isn't working. Unless I figure out a way to teleport myself to my treestand then I don't know how to get in if they are smelling where I walk in. I don't have any good access points. any suggestions. |
Originally Posted by HardwoodHunter
(Post 3708217)
that's basically how I feel about it myself hahah.
" the truth is that if you are being busted by game animals it is because you are doing something else WRONG like not playing the wind, or being seen or heard.... instead of worrying about animals smelling you change your hunting tactics, sneak, stealth, ambush, the element of surprise, know the animal and how it lives,what it does where it eats, sleeps." This will get you a lot farther than spraying something on you and your boots and think your covering your scent and the deer can't smell ya. Live it up! Doug |
Try taking a different path to your spot
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In my opinion there is no way to cover your scent. I do try to wear clean clothes, not stinky with sweat, but if a deer is downwind, it's gonna smell you. I take that with a grain of salt and deal with it. Somebody mentioned the wind... that is your biggest factor. If you set up on a trail, and the wind changes direction every 5 minutes like it does around here, you're gonna get busted. Try to set up downwind of where you expect to see the deer. Also, get to the stand a little earlier... it sounds like they are already moving when you head into the woods. If nothing can be changed, then you go when you can and do the best that you can.
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You could have got a malfunctioned scentlok suite take it back and get a different one.Just Joking..I have never had a deer smell my tracks or at least not scare but my boots usually stink of livestock crap and pee have been busted in the blind tho I just accept it and hope for a better day the next time,about rut time everything changes in my opinion they dont seem to care about winding you cause they are more focused on a hot doe.
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