(EDIT: Ok, so I spelled deer incorrectly in the heading. Ooops hahahah)
I go deer hunting from time to time and know it’s important to consider your scent being noticed into your hunting location and pre hunt preparations.
A deers sense of smell is CRAZY accute. I’ve spooked dear away without even being noticed. They just lifted their head and bolted. Needless to say I wasn’t happy.
Last season I bought some scent removal products from walmart. They designed to elimate all human odor. They have shampoo, soap, laundry detergent, cleaning wipes, and then a bunch of hunting specific products and cover scent deodorizers.
My thought is, that if this stuff will remove that much of my own scent (natural pheromones included) that a FRICKING WHITETAIL CAN’T SMELL ME, then why not use it to remove pheormone buildup.
Unfortunatley my dog ate my bar of soap, but I still have the detergent
I don’t think anything in particular. My dog will eat anything. Hot sauce, duct tape, rubber, the foam from my pheromone case lol, the arm of a reliner, and on occasion he’s eaten part of the carpet becaue a spot was tasty from a dropped piece of food or something. Who knows hahaha.
Is there a way to see if you have any pheromone residue on you except for noticing the effects which is kinda hard when you only have a small amount on you. If not then I guess we probably wont know if the scent removal works on pheromones or not It does however sound like it can get the job done so report back with results
Well, I guess when I have a couple days to be anti social, should it not work, I could spray on a massived ammount of -none, tuth, ammo, or all 3; then go out for and od experiment before and after.
It does however sound like it can get the job done so report back with results 
