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    Cover scents?

    When do you use a cover scent and when do you not? What is your preference for a cover scent and why?
    I traditionally have avoided all scents.

    #2
    I never use cover scents.

    The goal for me is minimize my scent and then hunt the wind…ALWAYS. Hunt the wind.

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      #3
      I minimize my scent and break up some fresh cedar branches and store my clothes in a bag or cooler with the branches

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        #4
        I use. Lol never mind

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          #5
          Originally posted by Death from Above View Post
          I never use cover scents.

          The goal for me is minimize my scent and then hunt the wind…ALWAYS. Hunt the wind.

          This. I would also add learn how thermals work.

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            #6
            That’s not how a deer nose even works scientifically

            When I was in high school and the smartest person on planet earth, I would do stupid things…. And I would brush my teeth after drinking… to hide the smell

            I smelled like a drunk with clean teeth.

            Cologne is extremely strong…. But spray it on someone that smokes… they smell like a smoker with hi karate

            And our noses SUCK compared to an animal

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              #7
              I use persimmon scented corn. When I empty a bag, I put my hunting clothes in that bag. I shower with dead down wind before going hunting. Doubt I fool every nose, but I have deer closer to me than anyone else on the lease.

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                #8
                I keep skunk scent in a small mason jar and just crack the lid and place it so I don’t have to smell it. Someone on TBH recommended to try it and it works well for tricky wind days

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                  #9
                  Scent thief

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                    #10
                    Smoke works wonders, clothes in an apple flavored corn bag (AC’s ideer), grind up cedar when they get close


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                      #11
                      Vanilla

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                        #12
                        I hunt around a ton of cedars. I take a little tiny cedar leaf and put it in with my clothes while drying. Have no clue if it works but I only have one stand and hunt it no matter the wind and seem to do ok.


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                          #13
                          I store my hunting clothes in a tote with pieces of pine knot. Not trying to cover any scent, but they are going to smell like something.


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                            #14
                            I get my wife to make my scent wicks! All kidding aside I use small piles of sweet feed so when the wind swirls I’m covered. Usually. Some come to it on a rope. I watched a buck come to it this morning He walked up to and smelled and jumped backwards about three feet. Then came back a second time and nosed it. Walked off and never flagged. He headed west with his nose on the ground.
                            Last edited by Hogmauler; 11-05-2022, 05:02 PM.

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                              #15
                              I use skunk scent---take an old medicine bottle, stuff with cotton, put a couple of drops of scent on the cotton and put the lid on. One for each stand, and when I hunt the stand, I just remove the lid and leave it on the ground--same level as the deer.

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