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| Posted: 26 Sep 2009 1:12 PM | ||
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Recently I was daydreaming while at work and I was wondering what other hunters thought about how to better eliminate your scent. Do you wash your hunting clothes in well water or city water? For the past two years, I never realy thought about it. For myself I washed mine in well water. Sometimes my water sinks like rotten eggs, and I know city water has other containments. Whets your opinion. I’ve had great success with well water regardless if I smell like farts in the woods. __________________ Pain Is Weakness Escaping The Body
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| Posted: 26 Sep 2009 1:44 PM | ||
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The water you wash them in doesn't matter but make sure your using hunting soap or baking soda and not storing them in a closet near your kitchen. I use airtight rubbermaid containers. Some guys put earth scent wafers inside the rubbermaid containers and get good results. __________________ "Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity" Randy Pausch The Last Lecture. It all means nothing if you don't hit em in the goods.
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