Shootstuff4570

a while ago we got this little camo bag and on the inside of it there was that shampoo that gets rid of your sent. has anyone tried this stuff and can you tell a difference?

thanks

Hunter06FlKy

one of my friends uses it but i haven't. what i usually do is just use the spray on clothes stuff. my friend though has all of the stuff shampoo, detergent, deoderant, and body wash. he swears buy it. but i'm not sure of how much it actually helps. i just make sure my clothes have a good cover scent and such.

Mrs. Six

We use it. Last year while we were turkey hunting we had four deer walk pretty much right up to us. I don't know if that was why. The stuff we have is green and I can't remember the name of it. Its used as body wash also. I actually like it a lot. Leaves your hair really nice. Hey I'm a woman!

GRIZZLYMAN

I believe in the scent free products and use them. But, while scouting for turkeys last month I had a deer walk straight at me within 10 yards before it realized I was there. My clothes were washed in regular detergent, I had shampooed with regular shampoo, washed with regular soap, and had deodorant on. Go figure.

cardeer

i want to stink ,deer love it

Shootstuff4570

the stuff is green, and the brand is sent-away, might jus have to give it a whirl this year.

thanks every1

WVCritter

I use it in the shower before every hunt. I also use the scent free laundry detergent and take a lot of pain to keep all my hunting clothes and boots scent free. I also use the scent eliminator on my portable stand and my bow. Scent control is a must for successful deer hunting.

Jeff Ovington

I've used Hunters Specialties Shampoo but gave it away,I still prefer
Cow Brand Baking Soda.
I use it in the shower and in the laundry. I also sprinkle some on
my boots and legs before I apply my deer scent.
It is the best deoderizer I've experienced so far.

Christine B

Yep, Just as Jeff stated save yourself some money and use baking soda.....for clothes, body, hair and teeth. Works like a charm.

cyclone

Ivory soap works for shampoo, Unscented non-dye laundry detergent from arm and hammer, baking soda works as well and dont forget vinegar...

Smoke or air them huntin clothes on a line...