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Tinks Chewing Gum ... that sounds yummy.
I usually keep a pocket full of jolly ranchers or some other fruity candy.
I hate making a good first impression. There’s no way I can keep that shit up.
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I use Fitzgerald's Deer Dander... After I spray down realy good with scent killer products (DDW or Primos Silver XP) I spray Deer Dander on my boots early, middle or late season... The stuff is awesome...
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10 point
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If possible, I always cut the weeds, grass, etc... that may touch me on my way to a stand. I don't want to have to push anything out of my way while walking to my stand.
As for rubber boots...I'm not sold on them but they're better than leather.
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Originally posted by BANDIT: I agree aggie, I believe breath does have a lot to do with it. Maybe we should invent some fawn pee gum! Lol  LOL, wonder how it would taste! Dang,
Bow Tech Commander 29/70
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keep on keeping on...
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Like piss
Wisdom doesn't always come with age.
Sometimes age shows up all by itself.
Roll Tide
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Wear rubber boots, like they say. The key is to not let any other part of your body or clothing to touch anything. Go out of your way to not let weeds, brush, etc.., touch your hand or pants leg. When I'm nearing my hunting area I probably look like some crazed, drunk creature walking through the woods because I walk around, step over, slide through, and avoid in any way I can anything that might come in contact with any part of me except my rubber boots.
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I do what someone else mentioned with the rubbermade tubs. I bought a tub to keep my clothes and small gear in. I let it air out for several days then i sprayed it down with one of the scent remover products and crushed up some pine and cedar limbs/needles and left them in it for a couple days. Now I wash my stuff in scent killer detergent and hang outside to dry or if in a rush I just spray it with a homemade cover scent and let it dry in the dryer. I also keep pine and cedar limbs in my tub at all times.
The cover scent. You've probably heard it before but i just boiled up several cedar limbs with lots of green and took it off the heat and let it cool, then strained it with an old t-shirt and put it in a spray bottle. I spray all my gear down with it one more time before I walk out.
Some days if I'm out there all day (lunch etc) I'll take it with me to the blind and spray it around from time to time to freshen up the cedar smell.
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A human in the woods(a deers home) and were talking about human scent.... 
"ROLL TIDE" 14 National Championships, Poor Auburn
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