Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
[Re: forestman3]
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12/21/19 09:57 AM
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The thing is John hunts 25 feet up in the air where most likely the current takes his scent up and away from the deer. All the scent control products out there just take your money. You will never beat a deer nose. Use the wind to your advantage. Sorry if that's not the answer you wanted to hear.
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
[Re: forestman3]
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12/21/19 10:32 AM
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330 have you tried either one of them? I wouldn't .... Hunt higher
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
[Re: forestman3]
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12/21/19 10:33 AM
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I made an ozonics and it seems to work ok. The deer or bear will still smell you but they think you are alot further away.
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
[Re: forestman3]
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12/21/19 10:42 AM
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I havent tried either one. But have watched a couple videos by The Hunting Public and The Hunting beast that show that thermals can be going a different direction than the wind. They used the insides of milk weed seed pods to show it.
Your entitled to oxygen. Everything else is earned.
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
[Re: forestman3]
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12/21/19 11:09 AM
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I`m looking for someone that paid the money and tried the stuff.I know trappers are cheap and I know that someone on here had to try this stuff.LOL Don`t be ashamed to admit it and tell me how it worked. Then maybe you should go to a site that has Sitka gear wearing pay for guided hunts site and ask. Us cheap arze trappers don’t play that game.
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
[Re: gutthooked]
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12/21/19 11:24 AM
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I made an ozonics and it seems to work ok. The deer or bear will still smell you but they think you are alot further away. Lol.
No Jab.
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
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12/21/19 11:34 AM
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I have tried the scent blocker suits. I kind of thought when they was new they worked ok, but it could of been I was 25 plus feet up also. I know the last time I wore them, i had taken a shower with all the scent free products on sprayed everything down with scent elimination spray and I actually had two of the scentblocker suits on because they were lightweight ones. They was freshly activated in the dryer and I still got busted. I gave up on all the gimmicks and started moving my stands so the wind would carry my scent away from where the deer would be coming from. That's my opinion of them save your money.
“If there must be trouble, let it be in my day, that my child may have peace.” — Thomas Paine
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
[Re: Muskeg]
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12/21/19 12:15 PM
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I`m looking for someone that paid the money and tried the stuff.I know trappers are cheap and I know that someone on here had to try this stuff.LOL Don`t be ashamed to admit it and tell me how it worked. Then maybe you should go to a site that has Sitka gear wearing pay for guided hunts site and ask. Us cheap arze trappers don’t play that game. Trouble is I`m a trapper to.
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
[Re: forestman3]
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12/21/19 01:30 PM
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All these scent blocker products have been debunked on various occasions by real science. People want to believe and keep on supporting these companies.
My fear of moving stairs is escalating!
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
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12/21/19 02:07 PM
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I have had an ozonics since it came out. I have seen the difference many times. I didn't spend what they are asking now but it was pricey. I think that it has been worth the investment and mine has held up for quite a while. I mainly use mine in an enclosed stand.
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
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12/21/19 03:06 PM
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I have a good friend that uses an ozonics and he swears by it. He is a serious bowhunter. I'm not sure which one he has but I could find out.
It is what it is.
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Re: ozonics or scent lock suit
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12/21/19 04:31 PM
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activated carbon suits are no better than regular camo. it takes to much heat to re activate it and a dryer does not do it. the garmet would burn before it is reactivated.
ozone does work. i have seen it many times.
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