In extreme hunting conditions such as mountain hunting, desert hunting, super hot days, or very cold conditions, you’ll be up against some adverse situations when it comes to getting and staying scent free. Trudging through deep snow, chasing northern whitetails, or even worse, musk ox in the Arctic Circle, can create some seriously harsh conditions for the extreme hunter. Each hunting condition will dictate the time and efforts that can be put forth, but even in the toughest conditions you will benefit from scent reduction efforts.

Perspiration is not your friend when it comes to hunting and is a big problem under extreme hunting conditions. However, you can dramatically improve your odds, even in these extreme situations, by making your clothing into a human scent elimination suit with Scent Killer® Spray. If you can shower, great, but even if you are not in a place where you can shower, you can use Scent Killer® Field Wipes to clean and deodorize, and be sure that you used Scent Killer® Anti-Perspirant & Deodorant on your underarms regularly. These are probably your most critical steps under extreme conditions.

Since perspiration is a very major concern under extreme conditions, it is important to figure out ways to minimize it. A highly effective strategy is to take some clothes off while you are walking or exerting yourself – so your body can cool. If you’re still hot when you get to your stand, let yourself cool down for a while before you fully dress. If you’re not going to a stand, use your best judgment as you walk.

It’s obvious that using as many of the Scent Killer® Products as time and the situation allow, will get you closer to game. You will diminish human odor molecules as you put more time and effort into it. However, even if you can’t take all the steps, doing all that you can to eliminate as many human odor molecules as the time and situation allows, will reduce your odds of being detected for longer periods of time, even under the most extreme conditions.

If you are out in the field for a good number of days under extreme conditions, it would be a good idea to re-apply Scent Killer® Spray to your clothing as needed, especially the underarm areas. If you have water in your quarters or camp – it will really help you to clean up. If you don’t, you can use Scent Killer® Field Wipes to clean and deodorize and Scent Killer® Anti-Perspirant & Deodorant on your underarms. You have to decide, but if you have a clean cloth and Scent Killer® Soap, it is possible you might find water somewhere to clean up with, especially your underarms and high perspiration areas.

Yes, extreme hunting conditions are more difficult. But, taking whatever steps you can, to reduce human odor, will dramatically improve your odds of success.



For more detailed information on hunting scent and scent elimination, check out our books online.

In extreme hunting conditions such as mountain hunting, desert hunting, super hot days, or very cold conditions, you’ll be up against some adverse situations when it comes to getting and staying scent free. Trudging through deep snow, chasing northern whitetails, or even worse, musk ox in the Arctic Circle, can create some seriously harsh conditions for the extreme hunter. Each hunting condition will dictate the time and efforts that can be put forth, but even in the toughest conditions you will benefit from scent reduction efforts.

Perspiration is not your friend when it comes to hunting and is a big problem under extreme hunting conditions. However, you can dramatically improve your odds, even in these extreme situations, by making your clothing into a human scent elimination suit with Scent Killer® Spray. If you can shower, great, but even if you are not in a place where you can shower, you can use Scent Killer® Field Wipes to clean and deodorize, and be sure that you used Scent Killer® Anti-Perspirant & Deodorant on your underarms regularly. These are probably your most critical steps under extreme conditions.

Since perspiration is a very major concern under extreme conditions, it is important to figure out ways to minimize it. A highly effective strategy is to take some clothes off while you are walking or exerting yourself – so your body can cool. If you’re still hot when you get to your stand, let yourself cool down for a while before you fully dress. If you’re not going to a stand, use your best judgment as you walk.

It’s obvious that using as many of the Scent Killer® Products as time and the situation allow, will get you closer to game. You will diminish human odor molecules as you put more time and effort into it. However, even if you can’t take all the steps, doing all that you can to eliminate as many human odor molecules as the time and situation allows, will reduce your odds of being detected for longer periods of time, even under the most extreme conditions.

If you are out in the field for a good number of days under extreme conditions, it would be a good idea to re-apply Scent Killer® Spray to your clothing as needed, especially the underarm areas. If you have water in your quarters or camp – it will really help you to clean up. If you don’t, you can use Scent Killer® Field Wipes to clean and deodorize and Scent Killer® Anti-Perspirant & Deodorant on your underarms. You have to decide, but if you have a clean cloth and Scent Killer® Soap, it is possible you might find water somewhere to clean up with, especially your underarms and high perspiration areas.

Yes, extreme hunting conditions are more difficult. But, taking whatever steps you can, to reduce human odor, will dramatically improve your odds of success.



For more detailed information on hunting scent and scent elimination, check out our books online.