cover scent question
#21
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: Indiana
Posts: 585
I think the dog thing can be a little misleeding. The dogs are trained to track a certain scent. You can take a tracking dog to a persons car and let them get their scent and then track it. Or you can take them to the place an animal was injured and they can find their scent and track them. If you cover yourself in scent killer/frsh earth/fox pee and then let a dog start tracking you they will likely find you following the scent of the scent killer itself, or the fox pee, or what ever you are using.
A deer is not a tracking animal so just because a trained dog could find a person who walked into the woods does not mean much to me. The deer may or may not smell the fresh earth/scent killer/ fox pee, if that particular scent alerts them to danger then they will pobably go the other way. If they treat it the same as the other 10 million scents they smell each day then they will probably not worry about it.
A deer is not a tracking animal so just because a trained dog could find a person who walked into the woods does not mean much to me. The deer may or may not smell the fresh earth/scent killer/ fox pee, if that particular scent alerts them to danger then they will pobably go the other way. If they treat it the same as the other 10 million scents they smell each day then they will probably not worry about it.
#22
I think the dog thing can be a little misleeding. The dogs are trained to track a certain scent. You can take a tracking dog to a persons car and let them get their scent and then track it. Or you can take them to the place an animal was injured and they can find their scent and track them. If you cover yourself in scent killer/frsh earth/fox pee and then let a dog start tracking you they will likely find you following the scent of the scent killer itself, or the fox pee, or what ever you are using.
A deer is not a tracking animal so just because a trained dog could find a person who walked into the woods does not mean much to me. The deer may or may not smell the fresh earth/scent killer/ fox pee, if that particular scent alerts them to danger then they will pobably go the other way. If they treat it the same as the other 10 million scents they smell each day then they will probably not worry about it.
A deer is not a tracking animal so just because a trained dog could find a person who walked into the woods does not mean much to me. The deer may or may not smell the fresh earth/scent killer/ fox pee, if that particular scent alerts them to danger then they will pobably go the other way. If they treat it the same as the other 10 million scents they smell each day then they will probably not worry about it.
On the other part why carry other scents in with you when there are already 10 million scents in the woods? If your scent can be covered won't those other 10 million scents already be doing that?
#23
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Allenton Wis.
Posts: 186
There is no way scent killler can work. When we walk in the woods every time we take a step the air in our boots go poof, poof, poof. It is letting air out and with it comes scent spores scent bombs. And when ya walk and move your arms, scent escapes from your arm pits and does the same. Then your hair does it too. The wind carries it till it sticks on branches and grass where you just walked. The only way to stop it is to put your feet in a plastic bag and tie them tight. This might work a bit but damp feet are cold feet. I wish I had 1/10 of 1% of the profits the scent spray compaines made.
#25
#27
There is no way scent killler can work. When we walk in the woods every time we take a step the air in our boots go poof, poof, poof. It is letting air out and with it comes scent spores scent bombs. And when ya walk and move your arms, scent escapes from your arm pits and does the same. Then your hair does it too. The wind carries it till it sticks on branches and grass where you just walked. The only way to stop it is to put your feet in a plastic bag and tie them tight. This might work a bit but damp feet are cold feet. I wish I had 1/10 of 1% of the profits the scent spray compaines made.
#28