1. wet, tired dog after a days' hunt
2. petrichor
3. bacon
4. spent shotshell smell
5. full woodshed
6. crackling fire
7. smell of sagebrush after a spring rain
8. rod tip twitching with a catfish bite
9. Seeing/feeling the first frost of autumn
10. hearing that first rise of a covey

In no particular order...

^ all of them and sound of an arrow hitting its spot. The sounds of wildlife in nature and watching the weather as it unfolds.

Smell of stroke outboard idling at 5 am at the boat launch.

Fresh cut hay, fresh turned over dirt, cold nose nudging under your arm, watching a bobber disappear below the surface of the water

I'll add a thunder storm coming in on the western horizon
A still, cold snow covered moon lit night
And rootbeer floats

The smell of Apple trees in blossom.

The smell of burning piles of leaves in the Fall. The smell of a fresh-cut Christmas tree in the house. Coming in from a cold hunt to the smell of a good dinner all cooked and ready to go. Fresh bread.

Moosetrot

Walking into house and smelling fresh baked cookies

We have feel, taste, smell, hear, and see. I find it interesting that so many simple pleasures are related to smell.

When your beaver trap is gone from its bed and is out on the slide cable.

Popping open a hive to see fully capped honey supers

Digging up big potatoes

If read the sense of smell triggers more memories than any other sense

Hoppe's No. 9

Scratching a dog's head.

Hearing geese migrate South in the dark after the first cold snap.

Smell of a musty, rutting buck that you ain’t seen yet.

First gobble in the AM, 10 min before you thought you’d hear one.

Wood ducks hitting the water 5 min before shooting time.

The relief of a good fart.

The winner! (But it was a squeaker)

Grilled cheese and tomato soup

Kitten Purrs

Birds singing in the pre dawn hours

Little clear mountain streams

Popcorn made on the stove with a good old fav movie

That first gobble in the morning...

Smell at my Range
Beaver Castor at a fresh pond

Smell of trap dye simmering.

The sound of a shock spring on a trap compressing.
The thump of an arrow as it enter the vitals.
Spit and drum of a Turkey bird