How To Make Homemade Scent Killer For Deer Hunting
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In this video I will show you how to make homemade scent killer. You do not need to purchase the store bought chemical spray. Although I am not against the store bought spray but when you can take a few days and get your spray for free. Thank you for watching.
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Well , I tried it for three hunts, I’ve had small bucks walk under me, and an old doe, pass through where I’d walked none even flinched remained calm had them in one hunt for about 30 minutes, hunting in thick woods no need to buy scent killer ever again definitely works great. I let it sit out in sun for about 6 days. Thanks for sharing , great idea.
Awesome testimony I appreciate you taking the time to reply. It is definitely a good idea for sure
When you spray it on, do you let it dry for a while or what? I just made some but I don't want to go out with wet cloths. I actually put deer dung in it also, I hope that wasn't a bad idea!!!
I have made it and tried it it’s only be one week but I can already see results works FANTASTIC had a small doe walk 15 yards all the way around my tree and didn’t think of anything THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!
That's awesome, good luck this upcoming year
Been doing this for years and have always had great results! Give it a try people I also put leaves and branches in a duffel bag and store my hunting clothes you won’t be disappointed!!
Definitely thanks for watching and commenting ☺
Yes I also grab foliage from trees and the ground where I hunt and I put it in a bag and roll my clothes into it as well
Great idea ---- I think Patterson and Gimlin were able to get that close, to Patty, because they been riding their horses a long while and I think the horse scent covered up their human scent ------ so this may help all the squatchers out there also. So get a GREAT BIG bucket --- fill it with creek water ---- throw a horse in it 😉👍
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Stored some clothes with Pine Needles,leaves, Pine Chips some Ceder Shavings from the area I hunted in a Hunters Speciality Scent Free bag I got my hands on some 8 years ago. Got out of the game for various reasons and got the opertunity to make a hunt 2 years ago, obviously the cover alls don't fit but my point is IT WORKS. The clothes smelled of Mother Earth and I was taken back to the day I stored them while looking at my buck on the wall. Thanks for sharing
Now that is a great idea. Thanks for watching and commenting ☺
I like your approach. I will give this a try. I was setting up my stand for the bow season hunt and a doe came up on me and started blowing! She has pegged me every single time since the season started. Sent killer didn't seem to work for me. She is a smart nanny for sure.
She definitely has her eye on you. Let me know how it works out for you and good luck this upcoming year
First of all, greetings from Turkey, I will do this and use it to hunt wild boars that come to my garden in summer. About a month later, they will come to eat the fruits that have fallen from the mulberry and fig trees in my garden. Since the wind is usually blowing from the wrong direction, they smell me and they don't come near me, I hope this spray will prevent them from getting my smell.
Awesome thanks for watching all the way from turkey... Let me know how it goes... I love wild boar it's extremely good. Good luck and keep me posted
I would be interested in boiling that concoction and see if it still has a good smell. Just seems like its an ideal environment for bacterial growth, especially if you use rotting ground foliage. One good example would be, Yarsinia Pestis (black death).
Me personally I wouldn't use it only for one season
@@MountaineerOutdoors One season is still enough to get sick. I did some research, and people do boil a similar mixture...my guess it might bond better with the water molecules. I'm definitely going to try your method with boiling and then letting it simmer....then I'll try adding a bit of vanilla and anise to it. Thanks for the vid!
Good idea and let me know about your concoction. Good luck
I’ve been doing this for a few years now. I live in Florida where our woods are full of pines, and it’s easy to do this and make yourself smell like a pine tree leaking sap. That being said I consider it a cover scent, not a scent killer per say.
I agree with you. Maybe I need to reword it. Thanks for watching and commenting ☺
Definitely going to give this a try. Thanks for the tip and info. Whole time watching the video I thought why haven't I thought to try this. Great video.
Let me know how it turns out when make it.. I appreciate you watching and commenting ☺ good luck 🤞 hope you get a big buck
Great idea! I’ll be giving this a try.
Thanks and it will save you money in the long run
How long would you say that scent cover concoction that you created would last? Is it good for a few weeks a few months all season or could you put it in fridge and use it next year?
Dollar tree has the spray bottles. People (my wife) has a million of them. She uses the for her hair,the cats,plants....
Pine needles is the best
I hunt near the sewage treatment plant. Made some up that smells just like the woods around there. My wife is not happy.
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@@MountaineerOutdoors 😂
Great idea!
i think its a good idea but this would be a cover scent not a scent killer right?
Yeah kinda like dead down wind and other products
That's interesting thanks for shareing
My pleasure... Its a good way to get out in the nature as well
Can't wait to try this lol thanks!
It's a game changer
He'll yeah Brother!! 👍all Natural no chemicals or synthetic man-made crap. I've got a Bull Elk Hunt I do every year with my wife here on the Oregon Coast Range in my backyard. I'm going to make some
Today. Thanks so much for the
Information. Tabe & Cricket
Awesome let me know how it turns out. Good luck with your hunt. Funny thing is right now I'm sitting in my blind answering my comments... Take care
Great money saver!
I agree 👍
Great job that’ll work for sure
Thanks it does and so much cheaper
Is it essential to use soil and debris from the exact area you will hunt?
I honestly don't believe so, if you unless it's a pine forest then maybe
@@MountaineerOutdoors Well I live in the mountains but go to a cottonwood/pine forest out of state to hunt next to a river so I'm not sure if my local scents would smell strange to the deer in that area. I am trying a baking soda spray mixture this year to hide my scent, but if I bring back some debris I'll try making this scent tea for next time.
neat idea!
It is and so cheap
I put my dirty shirt next to the bait pile so the deer get use to my smell
Never thought of that good tip
This is very interesting i am 100% gonna try it
It's good and so much cheaper let me know if you do it
spray bottle, water and baking soda
Great idea!!!
How does it work if to or gets mold on clothes
I'm not understanding the question
I have to tryit out.I sweat alot i need something bad
I understand that. If you do it let me know how it goes
Do you add any other ingredients to kill future bacteria? Bc I boil green pinestraw strained it into a spray bottle and within 3weeks fungus was floating around in it
Nope I still have half of mine and absolutely no kinds of fungus is in mine
@@MountaineerOutdoors one more question Do you keep it in the fridge?
Yep right now it's outside in my garage and still looks like it did when I made it.
May want to try distilled or bottled water. Think he keeps it refrigerated.
The moss he used could be the key to prevent fungus/bacteria. It is known to be a good at that
Would hose water work alright?
I don't see why not
Most hose water would have chlorine Or flouride or both for algae. I would get distilled or bottled water. All contaminants are filtered out.
I was thinking about leaving the tap water outside in the sun let the sun degrade the chemicals.. I prefer creek water though. Richard that's a great idea
@@MountaineerOutdoors I think anytime you add organic matter to water you will get algae at some point. The key may be in how well you filter it after getting the scent you want. The sun removing the chlorine should work like in a pool. It dissipates over time. Good idea.
If you collect the leaves and soil from the place where the deer defecates and urinates. I believe the result is better.
Agreed on that too
I made one but I can't smell it when I spray in my skin
How did you make yours?
@@MountaineerOutdoors I made it out of small Cedar tree and acorns
I boil pine needles on the stove for myself
I bet that smells amazing
@@MountaineerOutdoors wife doesn't like it , smells good to me 😅
You should wear gloves he is adding his scent in with everything else.
Agreed but it will all disappear with time
Good video! Cut that first 3 min of talk off, cut straight to the facts & action.
😂 😂 True thanks for the comment and watching and honesty
Well the one reason why there's no spray bottles is because everyone's making their own bacteria killer spray for the coronavirus
Good call
I see theres 2 dislikes, Primos and Dead Down Wind lmao
Lol I didn't notice but I am gonna have to look now...I appreciate you watching and commenting. update...lol you got me...that one went right over my head...good one thanks for the good laugh...have a great night
@@MountaineerOutdoors lol sorry for the confusion, glad you got a laugh... I actually just got finished making me a 3 gallon jug of mountain cedar water. Cant wait to get some pics of the monster 12 my brother and I seen last week.
I did..good luck hope you get him...i have my eye on a nice 10...
U walk miles to stand ur sweat is enemy number one thing u sweat then hunting stuff goes same way it's just wrong or u freeze in woods then now cold
Yep I take my time for sure
Hot because the virus killing, but you probably knew that
not sure what that exactly means?
@@MountaineerOutdoors Spray bottles are hard to get because of high demand for cleaning supplies due to the coronavirus. Regardless, Thanks for the tip. I'm new to hunting and don't have the cash for all the expensive scent stuff. Your tip makes scents, I mean sencse.
Lol it definitely will work I used it when I killed that buck on the video that I had posted just recently.