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But it does work...at taking your $$$.

So the clothes dry reactivation is a lie, just like the initial Scent Lok advertising claim of "Kills 100% of scent 100% of the time."

That's right up there with, "If you like your health plan/doctor you can keep your health plan/doctor."

If you want to use it because it makes you FEEL like you're more scent free, then by all means go for it. But it's an awfully expensive "magic feather"!!!

It is packaged by a person that could smell like; cigarettes, beer, pastrami ect.

It is shipped with who knows what.

It is stored in a ware house with who knows what.

It is then hung in a store where it is handled by people that have all kinds of oder on them.

Now you purchase this garmit and it already has the oder of the world on it.

Also think of this. If it worked so well; why do drug smugglers not use ii to ship their contraban?

BTW-Im in canada and we have wind outa the north today.

I learned about the RH and BP when I was training bird dogs. One some days the dogs would have to be almost on top of the game before they started acting birdy, and on other days they'd be birdy as soon as they got out of the truck.

I use colored smoke bombs on my off season scouting trips/bowhikes that I take on my hunting area, and I've learned A LOT about my area and how the local thermals and other wind conditions work under different environmental circumstances.

For example:

North/south running ridge with a wooded slope that faces west. There's a hay/CRP field on top on the east side. The deer have numerous trails running N/S and it's a good place to stillhunt because it's fairly open.

While scouting during a strong easterly wind, I dropped down just under the ridgetop to get out of the wind, and just for giggles I lit a smoke bomb to see just how fast my scent would be blown to any deer that might be west and below me. Well....the smoke did indeed blow immediately west...for about 30 yards. Then it did a swirl and came RIGHT BACK UP AT ME!

I'd of never thought that it would do that. So now when I have those conditions, I will hunt that ridge. Without the smoke bombs I'd have never learned that.

I wash and then hang all my hunting cloths outside for a week and have multiple sets but none have scent loc. I then put them in a container with those dirt wafers and store them in a dry place outside my home. When I pull them out just before hunting season they strongly smell like dirt and that's good enough for me and that dirt smell heightens my outdoor experience in my mind if nothing else. Not sure if they make any difference at all but they strongly smell like dirt instead of everything else so I like it. That strong smell will last on the cloths for a week even if you don't buy more wafers to attach to the cloths when you hunt.

After each day of 'deer' hunting I hang my cloths outside and the next day I will use another fresh set. I have like 4 or 5 sets of cloths so when I use a set I can hang it outside for 4 days before using that one again. I will use a set of cloths 2 or 3 times before washing and repeating unless I was sweating like a pig. Then I might wash them but if you hang them long enough the human scent will be minimized anyway. I have tested this by the way.

I am a firm believer that your cloths hold other scents also that tip deer off so I do not ever walk into my home with my hunting cloths on or wear them into town for lunch with my hunting buddies or over to there houses etc. I have watched deer come in and smell right where a hunter has stepped and turn and burn many times so I firmly believe if not a little careful you carry other scents on your cloths and boots they will bolt from or become skittish around if they smell it and it does not have to be human body odor.

If we are talking deer I can only say that I get close to deer all the time and tag out every year and have every year I have hunted except for 2. I have hunted for about 28 or 29 years now and have always keep my cloths away from my house and have always hung them outside and rotate between sets. I have a 1 one 4 off routine until I have tagged out. It may seem anal but it works for me and is cheap. My buddies buy everything under the sun and do not do as well as I do. They also take no real care in making sure their hunting cloths do not pick up other scents and odors when they are out of the woods and they then carry that into the woods when they return. That tells me knowledge and experience are what matters most because I see it all the time.

Does scent loc work? I don't think it works as advertised. Maybe it minimizes it a tiny bit but I am not even sure it does that. Just keep your cloths as scent free as possible and use scent free soap and keep down wind and you will do just as well doing that then you would if you did all that AND had scent loc cloths on.

Anyway, he loves to bowhunt. He had a small canvass tent, and in there he smoked his clothes..... Birch, and cherry and various confiers, he used, and let the clothes hang in that tent. he said it worked very well......

This fall I will go see him, see how his house is coming....... I meet some pretty cool people here