Norteno Report post Posted November 18, 2013 I usually pack all my hunting clothes together and throw them all in the wash together with scent eliminator detergent and then dry them without dryer sheets. It's not that I think the stuff eliminates scents, but it is unscented. My other option is our usual scented detergent and Bounce dryer sheets. The other thing I am conscious about is I don't wear my boots anywhere but in the field. I don't feel I can mask my scent but I do my hardest to prevent adding to it. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
rabidApache Report post Posted November 18, 2013 There's simply no fooling a deer nose. If a deer can smell a ripe acorn in the leaf litter at a couple feet or man at 300yds what's the point of no-scent solutions or scent gear. Animals "smell like we see". Instead of looking in a pot of stew to see what's all cooking, they simply take a big whiff. lol Wind kills or fills your freezer. A deer or elk may hear ya three times, see ya twice but it only needs to smells ya once. 1 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites