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	Carbon Laundry Detergent - Larry Woodward - Co-host ScentBlocker's Just Hunt TV Show posted on: 2008-05-13 "Everyone thinks that a ScentBlocker suit is a superman suit. It does provide a huge advantage but to truly get the best result you need to take care of it when you are not in the field. Washing it properly with specific Carbon Laundry Detergent, regenerating it after use, proper storage and only wearing it in the field are a few of the secrets of the pros."
	Scent Shield Products - Gary Bogner - Arrowhead Lodge posted on: 2008-05-13 "This was the very first product of its kind and really the one product that has truly changed the way I hunt. Scent Shield has provided me the advantage and the precious seconds over the years needed to separate success from failure. I will not go into the woods today without it."
	Scent Elimination Spray - Chuck Adams - World's Best Known Bowhunter posted on: 2008-05-13 "Last fall I was fortunate to be on the front end of the development of the new Ti4 Scent Elimination. I was able to test out the new Ti4 in real hunting situations and the performance and results have been nothing but exceptional. I've been fortunate to have the Scent Shield advantage over the years and they have hit a home run with this one."
	Footwear - Eric Bantly - Director of Footwear Product Development posted on: 2008-05-13 "When we set out to develop a whole new category of foot wear for ScentBlocker we didn't just want to make a bunch of me-too products. We took a fresh look at the category and built the best from the ground up utilizing the most advanced materials and construction. We looked at crating solutions to problem hunters have with their current footwear. Our mission is to build the lightest, most comfortable, waterproof breathable designs. But most important was to create a scent eliminating design that really works."
	S3 Socks - Jeff Propst - Outtech/Drury Outdoors posted on: 2008-05-13 "I have been using the S3 Socks all year and I like them as much today as the first day I was able to try them on. They have taken me up the mountains, into the backcountry, and all kinds of different hunting terrain. I've worn all three different styles and sometimes in different combinations depending on the temperature and terrain and they have performed. The best hunting sock today."
	Archer's Shirt - Fred Eichler - Easton Bowhunting posted on: 2008-05-13 "The Full Draw Archers Shirt is the perfect top for someone who hunts aggressively like me. S3 Technology, lightweight and great for layering. It protects you from the elements, but is stealthy quiet when you are putting on the stalk. And the quarter zip neck allows you to vent and regulate temperature when going up the mountain and fleece provides the warmth when you need to hunker down."
	S3 Layering - Andrea Browne - Director of Apparel Product Development posted on: 2008-05-13 "The S3 baselayer category is designed to be more than apparel, it is your first layer of scent control defense. Along with permanent silver antimicrobial technology controlling odor and the point of contact, all S3 garments are made to integrate with your body and the way you move and function in the field. Each garment is designed to be climate specific, wick away moisture and perform under all demanding hunting conditions. From ergonomic stretch panels and seamless designs to sourcing the finest Merino Wool, the S3 garments will allow you to take your aagressive hunting style to the next level."
	S3 Base Layers - Andrea Browne - Director of Apparel Product Development posted on: 2008-05-12 "The S3 baselayer category is designed to be more than apparel, it is your first layer of scent control defense. Along with permanent silver antimicrobial technology controlling odor at the point of contact, all S3 garments are made to integrate with your body and the way you move and function in the field. Each garment is designed to be climate specific, wick away moisture and perform under all demanding hunting conditions. From ergonomic stretch panels and seamless designs to ourcing the finest Merino Wool, the S3 garments will allow you to take your aggressive hunting style to the next level."
	Underguard XLT - Allan & Chris Collins - ScentBlocker Pro Staff posted on: 2008-05-12 "When it comes to whitetail deer hunting, we are fanatics. Consequently, we are equally fanatical about everything that helps assure success. Controling human odor used to be our biggest challenge. Since we started using the sytem of ScentBlocker and Scent Shield products, our biggest challenge is figuring out how to get all the big horns in the pictures."
	Roadtrips XLT - Michael Waddell - Realtree Roadtrips posted on: 2008-05-12 "The Road Trips XLT is my suit when I hit the woods. I'm always wearing it - either eraly season or as a layer in the late season. It feels good knowing my lucky ScentBlocker suit is always on and allows me to focus on getting it done..... but then again luck has nothing to do with it."
	Dream Season XLT - Terry Drury - Drury Outdoors posted on: 2008-05-12 "During the first leg of Dream Season, especially in Missouri and Wyoming we experience some unbelievablely warm temperatures. The Dream Season XLT is an absolute must for the teams competing at such a high level in those type of conditions. The fabric is light, breathable, and the ultimate in scent protection aimed at early season hunting and scouting. The garment is sensational for kicking off the season."
	3D XLT - Tom Miranda - Advantage Adventures posted on: 2008-05-12 "When you watch my TV show take note how much we hunt on the ground. To be successful on the ground you need to be scent free and be able to disappear completely, even with minimal cover. The 3D RealLeaf XLT allows me to set up anywhere and the imporved lightweight version allows me to even more versatility to hunt the wamer early season. That's why the 3D RealLeaf is my weapon of choice."
	Realtree Roadtrips - Michael Waddell - Realtree Roadtrips posted on: 2008-05-12 "The Realtree Road Trips Fleece is one of my favorite and most important pieces of equipment I use when I go hunting. Getting busted is not an option when you are filming 24/7 during the hunting season. The ScentBlocker protection is a key to get those big boys up close and on film. I had my hand in the design of this suit and everything I need is easy to get to with the cool pocket designs. It fits nice and laid back with the Quick Cinch draw on the jacket and the moto style cut on the pants."
	Womens Apparel - Nicole Jones - Driven TV posted on: 2008-05-12 "Finally there is a line of hunting apparel that fits women while being scent free. Before Scent Blocker's new Ladies line was developed I had to sacrifice fit and performacnce to hunt aggressively. Now having tested the new fit of the Ladies suits this fall in real hunting conditions I know that I can go out and not worry about extra bulky clothes getting in the way from hiking in, climbing treestands or even yet - the shot of a lifetime. It just gives you the confidence knowing you are wearing the best. No longer do we sacrifice poor fit to be scent free.
	Dream Season Women - posted on: 2008-05-12 Developed in the 2007 Dream Season Couples TV Show, the new Lady Dream Season garments are specifically designed for the woman hunter. No longer will women be faced with scent elimination clothing that does not fit properly and lacks technical performance in the field. Designed for women by women.
	Dream Season - Mark & Terry Drury - Drury Outdoors posted on: 2008-05-12 "When we film and hunt we don't take anything for granted. It doesn't just start in the field during the fall with us. We are committed to hunting 100% fair chase so everything has to be dialed in - no short cuts. Perfecting food plots, land magnagement, shooting, scouting and a complete scent control process -- that's what makes the difference in what we do. And that's what makes the Dream Season Fleece so different. It's in the details and that's what we're about."
	Outfitter - Pat Reeve - Driven TV posted on: 2008-05-12 "The ultimate garment when Bucks and Does are high alert mode and mother nature throws her weight at you. The Outfitter features ScentBlocker SPF 50 Activated Carbon and RainBlocker 100% waterproof and wind proof protection to absorb scent inside and keep the elements outside. A removable Sherpa Fleece vest provides the perffect insulation layer to keep you out in the stand when others are heading in to warm up."
	tip 103 - Andrea Browne - Robinson Outdoor Products posted on: 2007-08-16 The best way I've found to cover my head and neck areas with No Stinkin' Bugs is to spray down a cotton rag or washcloth and keep it in a zip-lock bag. This is more effective whan applying repellent for your face and ear area. Simply reseal the bag and it is ready for the next hunt. Refresh if needed.
	Tip #103 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-01 On a recent bear hunting trip I witnessed the power for the ScentBlocker XLT Head Cover. My friends and I were on a bear hunting trip and the bugs were terrible. We were all using ScentBlocker suits, but I was the only one using a ScentBlocker Head Cover. I saw and average of 6 bears per night, while my friends only saw 1 or 2. I was bug free and scent free which led to a great trip. Thanks ScentBlocker!
	Tip #102 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-06 During the rut hunters need to be in the stand all day long because you never know when the buck of your dreams will be out on the prowl. The ScentBlocker Fanny Pack or Back Pack is a great place to pack a lunch because it will capture the scent of your food making it possible for you to stay nourished and hunt all day, scent free.
	Tip #101 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-01 Every time you hunt, covering up your head is one of the most important things you can do because your head emits more odor than any other part of your body. ScentBlocker has several choices for covering your head in warm and cold weather. They include: RealLeaf Ball Cap, New XLT Head Cover, Fleece Radar Cap, SLT Boonie and New Dream Season Mesh Head Cover, just to name a few.
	Tip #100 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-06 I enjoy using easy-off Huntmate Face Camo when deer hunting. It is a grease and scent free way to hide my facial features while hunting. When I am done hunting I found the best way to take off the Face Camo is using Hair and Body Deodorant.
	Tip #99 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-07 The best way I’ve found to cover my head and neck area with No Stinkin’ Bugs is to spray down a cotton rag or washcloth and keep it in a zip-lock bag. This is much more effective when applying repellent to your face and ear areas. Simply reseal the baggie and it is ready for the next day. Refresh if needed.
	Tip #98 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-07 For stalking elk or antelope in extreme warm weather I’ll take my t-shirts and light cotton pants and spray Carbon Blast on the inside and outside of my clothing. I will let them line dry and then store them in my ScentBlocker Duffle Bag.
	Tip #97 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-07 I recharge my clothes every 30-40 hours in the dryer and immediately put them in my ScentBlocker Duffle Bag. The Duffle Bag has never seen the inside of my truck. I sometimes go as far as putting the Duffle Bag in a Tupperware container, but no matter what my Scent Blocker clothing rides in the back.
	Tip #96 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-05 Use your Scent Shield Sprays in your vehicle to eliminate the abundance of odors that can be found in there. Using the spray daily will improve your chances of staying scent free.
	Tip #94 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-06 Combining my Dream Season Fleece with Scent Shield Sprays allows me to hunt in the same areas longer. Using these products virtually eliminates any human scent in the woods so my favorite spots do not get burnt out.
	Tip #92 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-06 When you are on a hunting trip and the use of a dryer is out of the question, I like to reactivate my New Packable Coverall XLT by using a hair dryer. A hair dry light so it is easy to pack and very useful for eliminating any scent on your ScentBlocker clothing.
	Tip #91 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-07 Make sure you use your Scent Shield Sprays before and after hunting. Leaving scent in the woods after hunting can be very harmful to your favorite hunting spot. So if you plan on using the same stand again make sure to spray down your clothing and equipment before you leave your stand.
	Tip #90 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-07 I always use Fall Blend on anything and everything that I am taking to the woods. I spay my equipment and clothing down a couple days before hunting to get the most effective use of the product. It really gives the best natural smell to all my hunting apparel.
	Tip #88 - Keith Edberg, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-07 When hunting over scrapes the best way to get the most out of your Still Steamin’ Gels is to use it with a Dip Wick. Simply put some gel on the Dip Wick and hang it from a branch above the scrape. When you get done hunting put the wick in a plastic bag so you can reuse it.
	Tip #87 - Andrea Browne, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-07 Hunting Elk in the Rocky Mountains is very difficult because of the drastic weather changes. As the sun sets it can get very cold. My favorite garments for this type of weather are the Outfitter Jacket and Pants. They are scent proof and keep me warm in the coldest of conditions.
	Tip #86 - Andrea Browne, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-07 When hunting in the mountains the thermal air currents send “heavy” air down the side hills at night. In the morning the air moves back up the mountain causing a change in the wind currents. The peak time for hunting deer is when the wind is very unstable. I use White Lightning so I can hunt with confidence during these times erratic wind.
	Tip #84 - Andrea Browne, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-13 While hunting in the rain, a bow’s cable guard can become squeaky. To stop this, simply put a small amount of Unscented Lip Blocker on the rod itself and continue to hunt quietly.
	Tip #81 - Andrea Brown, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-09 The Light Weight Head Cover is an exceptional garment to wear in the early bow season when biting bugs are present. The mask prevents the bugs from biting your face and ears letting you sit still on stand. The camouflage also helps hide your face while hunting.
	Tip #79 - Andrea Brown, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-20 I use Still Steamin Doe Estrus in my mock scrapes. I apply fresh Still Steamin every time I go hunting. This keeps the bucks coming back to check the scrape often looking for that hot doe.
	tip #77 - Leanne Neuenfeldt, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Sometimes you have to hunt near bedding areas. Your ScentBlocker gear will eliminate your scent, but you also have to be quiet as possible. One idea is to map out the quietest route to your stand. Another idea is bring Sneaky Feet boots with you to make your foot steps quiet while remaining scent free.
	tip #76 - Leanne Neuenfeldt, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 After every hunt I have a routine that I go though to make sure that my ScentBlocker clothing stays as scent free as possible. My ScentBlocker clothing is my hunting clothing, not my hunting camp clothing or my driving clothing. I only wear it when I am hunting. I store each garment in its own air tight plastic bag in the cab. That way, when I dress to hunt I know that I have drastically limited the possibility of having an unnatural odor on my exterior clothing.
	tip #75 - Andrea Browne, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Always wash your ScentBlocker garments in ScentBlocker Laundry Detergent. I wash mine after every 3-4 hunts and reactivate my carbon linings after every 20-24 hours of usage just to be on the safe side.
	tip #74 - Leanne Neuenfeldt, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 After tree steps are manufactured they are covered in a light layer of machine oil. This oil is very obtrusive to whitetails and needs to be removed. The best way to remove this is to soak your tree steps in a bucket or tub mixed with a degreaser to remove the oil. After drying, spray Scent Shield and immediately store them in a scent free container until you are ready to install them.
	tip#73 - Leanne Neuenfeldt, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 One simple way to keep your attractant lures and used Dip Wicks organized in your hunting pack is with the “snack” sized zip-lock bags. I write on the bags in permanent marker to distinguish which lure and which dip wick goes in that particular bag. That way, as you change lures as the season progresses you don’t have different scents mixed together.
	tip #72 - Leanne Neuenfeldt, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Sometimes when we try to be as scent free as possible we overlook the most critical items. Most of the time we are really good about spraying our hats and facemasks, boots and clothing with a scent killer like Original or Fall Blend Scent Shield, but we forget to spray our gloves and packs. Our gloves are critical for many reasons, but the most important is that you don’t want to leave any scent on your tree steps or climbing sticks to give away your stand location.
	tip #71 - Joe White, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 If you are a Bowhunter make sure you practice in all of your hunting jackets. Shooting in a lightweight NewUnderguard XLT will be very different than shooting in a heavy duty New Road Trips Fleece jacket. Even though all of the jackets are equipped with armguards, shooting will be much different in a heavy jacket.
	tip #69 - Joe White, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Always treat your hands with Scent Shield before using Still Steamin or Almost Steamin products to avoiding mixing human scent with the lure.
	tip #68 - Joe White, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 When using Scent Shield or Carbon Blast always apply in a “dusting” motion. You will get better coverage and save more for later.
	tip #66 - Kevin Rose, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Make sure you cover your head while you are hunting. Your head is a major source of heat and scent. To get full field vision I recommend a ScentBlocker Carbana because it does not have a bill that will obstruct your view, but gives you full heat and scent protection for your head.
	tip #65 - Kevin Rose, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Scent elimination can be effective, but only if used properly. Successful use of ScentBlocker and Scent Shield materials comes from getting into a routine. Always put your ScentBlocker clothing into ScentBlocker Duffle Bag before you leave for the hunting grounds. Do not dress until you are ready to walk into the woods. Before entering the woods spray down all of your clothing as well as your equipment with Scent Shield. When you get to your stand spray down again to eliminate any sweat odors. When you get done hunting, immediately return your clothing to your Duffle Bag to avoid getting any unwanted scents on your hunting clothes.
	tip #64 - Kevin Rose, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Still Steamin' can be effectively used by putting a teaspoon of gel into 6 or 7 small zip-lock bags. As you walk to your stand turn the bags inside out and hang them on branches. The gel does not drip out of the bag like other urine scents so the bags will be reusable. The bags hanging from the tree also causes the deer to become curious. I have had bucks in several occasions stop to sniff a baggie allowing me to get a perfect shot.
	tip #63 - Kevin Rose, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2007-07-05 If you get hot and sweaty while stalking an animal or simply walking to your stand, simply carry a bottle of Scent Shield with you so you can eliminate those unwanted odors.
	tip #62 - Kevin Rose, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 When recharging my Dream Season Fleece Jacket in the dryer, I spray the dryer down with Scent Shield to eliminate any odor from fabric or dryer sheets.
	tip #61 - Kevin Rose, Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Keep your Scent Blocker hunting gear in a ScentBlocker Duffle Bag when you are driving to your favorite hunting site. Get dressed at the site to avoid getting any truck odors on your hunting suit.
	tip #58 - Scott Shultz, President Robinson Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 When using a drag soaked with Still Steamin Gels avoid walking directly to your stand. Walk in the direction where the deer will come from and then walk in a small circle. This should give you a better chance of a broadside shot.
	tip #56 - Larry Wieshuhn, Thompson Center Game Trails posted on: 2006-06-12 Black bear have a notoriously acute sense of smell, especially old boars. Many times I had heard and saw big bears approach, glimpse around, and turn and run at the slightest scent of a human. Since I started wearing ScentBlocker garments that’s no longer the case. You might think you have a secret weapon in your special bow, muzzleloader, handgun or rifle, but you’re wrong. That most special secret weapon is the ScentBlocker clothing you’re wearing because it allows you to “Forget About the Wind and Just Hunt”.
	tip #54 - Larry Wieshuhn, Thompson Center Game Trails posted on: 2006-06-12 I dearly love rattling up whitetail bucks! If you’ve had any experience with rattling you’ve learned that most of the time the mature bucks tend to respond to horn rattling by coming in directly down wind. In years past I had to find ways to stay upwind of these bucks so they did not catch my scent. Wearing and using ScentBlocker products eliminates this problem. I now hunt downwind and do so with confidence.
	tip #53 - Larry Wieshuhn, Thompson Center Game Trails posted on: 2006-06-12 I started wearing new ScentBlocker Outfitter suit because I was looking for a scent-protected garment that was waterproof, quiet, breathable, as well as comfortable. My hunting trips for filming our Thompson /Center Outdoor Adventures takes me to some interesting destinations where weather changes drastically. Wearing ScentBlocker Outfitter prepares me for just about anything Mother Nature can blow my way. While I appreciate all the high tech features I really appreciate the fact that these garments are comfortable. If you’re not comfortable, you’re not hunting to the best of your ability.
	tip #52 - Larry Wieshuhn, Thompson Center Game Trails posted on: 2006-06-12 When heading to my deer stand especially in cold weather, and when it is a long walk to the stand, I dress for walking and not sitting. I carry my extra warm ScentBlocker clothing in my ScentBlocker Duffel Bag so I arrive at my stand without being sweaty. Also, I protect my garments because the back is scent free. I find the bag great for packing my hunting clothes when headed on a trip.
	tip #51 - Larry Wieshuhn, Thompson Center Game Trails posted on: 2006-06-12 A neckerchief tied around your neck can certainly help keep valuable warmth from escaping around your neck. But that neckerchief can also harbor scent that might forecast your presence to that buck just beyond sight. For that reason I always spray down my neckerchief with ScentBlocker Carbon Blast. Wearing ScentBlocker clothing and my favorite western hat sprayed down with Carbon Blast, allows me to hunt without having to worry about where errant breezes carry my human scent.
	tip #50 - Larry Wieshuhn, Thompson Center Game Trails posted on: 2006-06-12 Perspiration soon leads to odors and if you are hunting elk in the mountains or walking and rattling for whitetails, chances are you’re going to sweat. My solution to this is carrying a 12 ounce spray pump bottle of Scent Shield as well as Body Bath Towels in your day pack and occasionally spraying and wiping down with them. Especially the Body Bath Towels because they are lightweight and do not take up much room. Using them properly will make your hunt successful.
	tip #49 - Gary Bogner, Arrowhead Lodge posted on: 2006-06-12 Hunters typically hunt in several different extremes of weather. It is unsafe and unproductive for hunters to hunt when they are not comfortable. Maneuvering during times of extreme cold can be dangerous and can prohibit you from getting in position for making a quality shot. Conditions like these are perfect for the Dream Season Fleece Jacket. The jacket is built for cold weather so you can hunt safely and effectively. Hunting warm weather can be another challenge. Staying cool, scent free and still have the protection of camouflage can be achieved using the New UnderGuard XLT. This lightweight shirt is perfect for hunting in warm conditions because it gives you camouflaged protection as well as scent protection without making you sweat. Comfort is one of the biggest keys to a successful hunt.
	tip #47 - Gary Bogner, Arrowhead Lodge posted on: 2006-06-13 Many bow hunters practice during the summer. Shooting in warm weather causes sweat to get on your equipment, namely, your release strap and bow wrist sling, which are odor magnets. Bow hunters need to address this problem by using Scent Shield Soaps, which will eliminate the unwanted scent.
	tip #45 - Terry Drury, Drury Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Bow hunters need to be extremely aware of how the sleeves on their hunting jackets affect their shooting accuracy. All ScentBlocker jackets are equipped with built-in armguards to keep your arrow on target. You can concentrate on making your shot because your ScentBlocker jacket will deliver every time.
	tip #44 - Terry Drury, Drury Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 The most important part of your body that emits odors is your head. During the early season it is often too hot to wear your facemask into your stand. The mistake most people make is that they forget to put their mask back on. After a short cool down period remember to put your Lightweight Head Cover from ScentBlocker back on your head so you don’t miss that shot of a life time.
	tip #43 - Terry Drury, Drury Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 The Scent Shield Shower Kit is great for eliminating human odors, but many people make a big mistake when using these products. After washing off, many people use a normal bath towel that is full of unwanted scent. A tip for staying scent free is washing your towels as well as your hunting clothes in Scent Shield Laundry Detergent.
	tip #41 - Mark Drury, Drury Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Carbon Blast provides quality protection for your equipment. Hunters need to be aware of the odors coming from their bodies as well as their equipment. Some hunters spray their bows with WD-40 and carry that foul smell with them into the woods. Use Carbon Blast on tree stand seats, fanny packs or whatever you take hunting with you and get ready to shoot.
	tip #40 - Mark Drury, Drury Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 When hunting in hot weather, No Stinkin’ Bugs is a must. The spray works so well that applying a small amount on the back of my neck is enough to keep the bugs away from my face.
	tip #39 - Mark Drury, Drury Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 When using Carbon Blast, I turn my cotton hunting clothes inside out and spray them down. I immediately turn the clothes right side in and put them in my ScentBlocker Duffel Bag. This gives maximum scent protection to my hunting garments.
	tip #37 - Bob Richardson, Outdoors in the Heartland posted on: 2006-06-12 I had a big buck bed down wind from me and he actually laid his head down went to sleep. This was only possible because I was wearing my Realtree Road Trips XLT suit. The carbon protection completely eliminated my scent and that buck never knew I was there.
	tip #35 - Bob Richardson, Outdoors in the Heartland posted on: 2006-06-12 Take a 35mm film container, tape a clothespin to the container and fill it with Still Steamin'. When you get to the woods just open the lid and hang it from a tree branch. When you get done hunting, close the container so it can be used on my next hunt.
	tip #34 - Bob Richardson, Outdoors in the Heartland posted on: 2006-06-12 Still Steamin Gels work so well I have seen wild predators chew on tree branches soaked in gel. Get the real deal with Still Steamin Gels.
	tip #33 - Bob Richardson, Outdoors in the Heartland posted on: 2006-06-12 I have taken more big bucks using Still Steamin Gels on my mock scrapes than any other lure. I make a scrape and put Still Steamin' Estrus Urine in the scrape and I put Still Steamin Gels gel on a licking branch. Repeatedly, I’ve had big bucks take the scrape over, working it morning and evening. I have seen bucks and actually eat Still Steamin Gels right off of tree branched and leaves.
	tip #32 - Larry Woodward, Realtree’s Just Huntin’ posted on: 2006-06-12 When I’m all decked out in ScentBlocker and getting within killing-range of a deer or elk, the only scent I’m concerned with is my breath. Breath Shield Deodorant Gum eliminates all odors that come from the mouth so you can breathe easy in the field.
	tip #31 - Larry Woodward, ScentBlocker' Just Huntin’ posted on: 2006-06-12 Through the years as I’ve learned more about scent control and have developed a somewhat less-than-scientific test to determine what goes with me and what stays behind. I call it my sniff test. I sniff all my equipment to see what has odor. I’ve found that leather products seem to retain odor more that nearly any synthetic material. I’ve tried to eliminate all leather from my equipment and clothing. This includes wallets, wrist straps, belts, leather shoes etc. If you just can’t stand not using your lucky leather belt at least give it a good dousing with Scent Shield Liquid each time before you go out to get maximum protection.
	tip #30 - Larry Woodward, Realtree’s Just Huntin’ posted on: 2006-06-12 During the final leg of my stalks I’ve always taken my shoes off for maximum stealth. Unfortunately my kids don’t call me “stinky feet” for no reason. Now I put on a pair of carbon socks over my original pair of socks then put yet a third pair of regular socks over the carbon socks. I eliminate all foot odors, save wear and tear on my carbon socks and give my tender feet a little extra padding.
	tip #29 - Larry Woodward, Realtree’s Just Huntin’ posted on: 2006-06-05 Living in the South West, I spend a good deal of time hunting in warm weather so scent control is extremely important. We warm weather hunters find ourselves in a Catch-22 situation. If we wear a carbon suit we sweat more. If we don’t wear our suits our odor is free to drift in the wind. I’ve solved this problem by carrying a XLT ScentBlocker suit in my backpack. I protect the suit by putting it in a plastic bag. I only put it on when I’m actually on the stalk. I stay cool and sweat free until I’m ready to close the gap, then I don a fresh suit to make my scent disappear.
	tip #28 - Larry Woodward, ScentBlocker Just Hunt posted on: 2008-04-17 After I shower I use Hair and Body Deodorant all over my body. I also put it in my hair, like hair gel. It keeps my hair odor free and works great to keep my hair just right through those long days in the field.
	tip #27 - Larry Woodward, Realtree’s Just Huntin’ posted on: 2006-06-12 Hunters concerned with scent eliminations spray their clothing and boots with Scent Shield Spray. Very few remember to spray their bows, binoculars, safety harness, etc. You use and handle these items constantly, but seldom wash them. They may be the weak link in your scent elimination chain.
	tip #26 - Chuck Adams, World’s Best Known Bowhunter posted on: 2006-06-12 I have a small hole drilled in the backside of my decoy. In this hole I place a small toe warmer heat pad with a very small piece of clean cloth with Still Steamin Hot Doe Gel. I tie them together, leaving a little string exposed so it is easy to pull back out.
	tip #23 - Chuck Adams, World’s Best Known Bowhunter posted on: 2006-06-05 The Still Steamin Doe Gel can be used in a variety of ways. One of my favorites is the “scrape set up”. I stir 1/3 to ½ tube of Still Steamin Doe Gel into a good active scrape using a clean stick. Make sure you take the stick with you when you leave. You don’t want your buck of a life time there when you are not.
	tip #22 - Chuck Adams, World’s Best Known Bowhunter posted on: 2006-06-12 The S3 Hair & Body Deodorant is one of my favorite products. It’s the first line of defense. It attacks odor at its source, the skin. I bathe with Scent Shield Liquid Body Soap. I like to make sure I’m completely dry with a clean scent free towel before applying the Hair and Body Deodorant over my entire body. In warm weather, I carry a small bottle with me so I can reapply to hair and any high-perspiration areas once on stand.
	tip #20 - Chuck Adams, World’s Best Known Bowhunter posted on: 2006-06-12 I’m on the road almost every day of the year, either speaking at media events or hunting aggressively, and that can have a huge drain on the body and mind. The addition of Sportsmen’s Edge helps me say fit and sharp for what I do all year long.
	tip #19 - Terry Drury, Drury Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 Finally, an all-in-one scent elimination pack for the serious traveling big game hunter. The new micro travel kit is a great addition for the hunter on the go. I’m giving my brother Mark a Scent Shield Shower Kit for Christmas.
	tip #17 - Chuck Adams, World’s Best Known Bowhunter posted on: 2006-06-13 When setting up a tree stand, take the extra time in spraying down the stand as well as the equipment rope with White Lightning scent eliminator. Make sure to tie the rope so it allows your equipment to hang, instead of lying on the ground under the stand. Thus eliminating any scent contamination directly under the stand.
	tip #16 - Cameron Hanes, Eastman’s Bowhunting Editor posted on: 2006-06-05 I hunt all over the world, from high altitudes to dense river bottoms. ScentBlocker is a staple for me as much as my bow and arrows. I would not go into the woods without this protection. I’m careful to keep my suits activated, and I always touch up the outer fabric with Scent Shield spray or White Lightning.
	tip 15 - Larry Woodward, Realtree’s Just Huntin’ posted on: 2006-06-12 It seems like the bug season is always open no matter where you’re hunting. Spring bear, turkey into late season in the Midwest, they are always out on the prowl. The best solution I’ve found is No Stinkin Bugs and Ticks for repelling and staying scent-free.
	tip #14 - Kevin Rose, Scent Shield General Manager posted on: 2006-06-12 The Dip Wick provides a no-mess solution to applying your lures to your hunting area. No spills, no drips, no mess.
	Tip #12 - Scott Shultz, ScentBlocker President posted on: 2006-06-12 Don’t forget your head and breath. We lose a tremendous amount of scent from these areas. Also, make sure that you spend as much time taking care of your head gear as you do you garment. These items need to be washed and activated with the same diligence as your clothing. To be confident, always practice with your bow and gun wearing your chosen head cover. Make sure there is nothing that is going to get in your way when you go to take that big shot. The last thing you want to be thinking about is if your head cover will impede your shot. Practice, and make sure you can get the job done when the time is right.
	Tip #11 - Jim Horn, Primos, WESTERN Promotions Mgr. posted on: 2006-06-12 There is no such thing as bad weather, just bad gear. RainBlocker is the ultimate waterproof, breathable garment.
	Tip #9 - Tom Miranda, Whitetail Country TV posted on: 2006-06-12 I like to hunt the Copper River Delta in Alaska quite a bit, and when you check the long-term weather for that area, it usually reads heavy rain as far as you scroll. The RainBlocker Pant and Jacket is a must have when I go.
	Tip #8 - Jack Brittingham, Award-winning Video Producer posted on: 2006-06-12 I hunt in situations when you have to hunt on the ground. The best suit that I have ever seen in over 30 years of hunting in the 3D RealLeaf suit. It has the best 3D imaging combined with the best scent elimination technology.
	Tip #7 - Greg Ritz, President Thompson Center Arms posted on: 2006-06-08 I put a lot of emphasis into the details, whether it comes to business or my passion for hunting. And scent elimination is one of the details to my success in the field. I would have to say it is as important as any other equipment I use… well almost any. Scent Shield Sprays are the ticket for getting rid of unwanted scent.
	Tip #6 - Mark Drury, Drury Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 We put our careers on the line every time we hunt, and the Dream Season Fleece suit is a key to our success. It is the ultimate in being stealthy, quiet and scent-free.
	Tip #5 - Michael Waddell, Realtree Road Trips posted on: 2006-06-05 When the weather turns cold, that’s when the season starts cooking for me, bit time. I love those cold, crisp mornings in the late November, December and January, and getting out there early. That’s always the time I see those monsters, and the new Road Trips Fleece Jacket and Pant is what I’ll be wearing.
	Tip #4 - Terry Drury, Drury Outdoors posted on: 2006-06-12 When we hit that first leg of Dream Season in Missouri, it has been unseasonably warm. The new Dream Season XLT is the perfect performance garment to round out our season.
	Tip #3 - Michael Waddell, Realtree Road Trips posted on: 2006-06-09 I’m telling you, the new Road Trips XLT has come a long way from the first carbon suits that I wore way back when. I’d wear this baby as my pajamas or to the waffle house, they are so comfortable.
	Tip #2 - Chad Schearer, Blackpowder Guns & Hunting TV posted on: 2006-06-09 I really like to layer up when I hit the high mountain country. I’ve been testing the New Packable Coverall XLT as one of my insulation layers. Not only does it keep me warm, but it also adds an additional layer of scent protection that you can not go wrong with.
	Dream Season - Mark Drury - Drury Outdoors posted on: 2005-06-29 We put our careers on the line every time we hunt, and the Dream Season suit is key to our success. It is the ultimate in scent elimination. Watch for the Dream Season® suit to come alive this fall on the Outdoor Channel.
	High Altitude - Cameron Hanes, Editor, Eastman’s Bowhunting posted on: 2005-06-24 I hunt all over the world, from high altitudes to dense river bottoms. ScentBlocker is a staple for me as much as my bow and arrows. I would not go into the woods without this protection. I’m careful to keep my suits activated and I always touch up the outer fabric with carbon blast or scent shield spray. This stuff is awesome!
	Spray your tree Stand - Terry Doody, Avid Bow Hunter posted on: 2005-06-10 When setting up a tree stand, take the extra time in spraying down the stand as well as the equipment rope with White Lightning™ scent eliminator. Make sure to tie the rope so it allows your equipment to hang, instead of lying on the ground under the stand. Thus elimination any scent contamination directly under the stand.
	Hair & Body Deodorant - Professor Stink posted on: 2005-06-09 Most of us work up quite a sweat in our hunting efforts. There is a great product out there that allows you to do so, without creating odor to go along with it! That product is called Scent Shield Hair & Body Deodorant. Rub this non-greasy, water-based lotion all over your body after showering, especially the high sweat gland areas of your underarms, feet, etc. This product will then prevent the growth of bacteria, which is the cause of many of the odors that we produce.
	Scent Free Traveler - Terry Drury - Drury Outdoors posted on: 2007-07-10 Finally an all-in one scent elimination pack for the serious traveling big game hunter. The ScentShield shower kit is great addition to any hunters arsenal, containing all the scent elimination products required for me to go after the wariest of big game with confidence, no matter where I travel.
	If you sweat on it - clean it - Kevin Rose posted on: 2005-06-08 90% of bowhunter do 90% of their practicing during the summer months. That’s a lot of sweat, insect repellent, and who knows what other odors built up on your equipment and skin. Most of our equipment are scent magnets…your release strap, bow wrist sling, even your watch band. Think about it…what other equipment makes more contact with the body? My old leather release strap is a comfortable old friend, but leather, nylon, rope, etc. soak up odors like a sponge. Wash all of those items in Scent Shield soap…(hint – the shampoo and conditioner works really well on leather items) and don’t forget to give those items a liberal dose of scent shield clothes and boot spray, carbon blast or fall blend before going to the stand. Remember if you sweat it…..clean it! ScentShield General Manager
	Tip#2 - Tom Miranda posted on: 2007-08-02 Get into the habit of spraying down you outer hunting clothes with Original Scent Shield while they are on a hanger…By the time you finish your scent free shower, these outer garments will be dry to the touch and ready to wear. Only a light touch up application of Scent Shield will be needed at the stand. It’s all about scent control!!!! Tom Miranda, Scent Shield - Whitetail Country TV