80. Hunt-rattled in bucks from corn proving my scent regimen. Buck tried but couldn't smell my entry

[@only-deer]

Thanks for showing me this sequence I'll have to try it. I've been doing to much.

[@aeestep77]

I wear scentlok and use it just like John has taught us. It WORKS!!! I ground hunt a lot with archery. Hunted in a fallen tree top. Cleaned out a spot dat down. Trail was around 18 yrds from me. Had three different deer pass by feeding on mast wind swirling and never knew I was there

[@budetn6967]

Personally I love seeing your hunts…. Even though you said at the start of your channel that you wouldn’t, i think it’s worth more to the viewer seeing what you see to understand your points…. It is totally worth you filming your hunts…..

[@MexicanMovie]

I agree, i love it ! It’s gotta be driving the haters crazy, lol !!!!!

[@fairchild6888]

What exactly are you seeing that should open people's eyes?

[@fairchild6888]

@@MexicanMovie Who hates this man and why? Why would a video of a 1.5 year old buck browsing drive people crazy? Human scent on that trail is GONE within 10 minutes as long as you don't get oil on vegetation from touching something. Your plume of stench is consumed and gone in 10 minutes so there is no way for any deer to recognize your ground disturbance as human.

[@Gibsonlife573]

I love the sight john

[@gordonneverdies]

I wish there was more corn where I'm from. In Southern NJ it's all blueberries. Plenty of public land on the edges but they don't really attract deer too well. Also they don't provide nearly the amount of security and nutrition of standing corn.

[@chrisc8474]

Hey John love the video. I was a K-9 officer for 8 years and the dogs are trained to track ground disturbance. The true test would be doing a area search with a man wearing scent lok. I’ve been wearing scent lok since it came out and never used it right until your help. I had a 100 inch buck the other night pass by me at 10 yards on the ground with the wind swirling and he never new I was there. I would be willing to bet that the dogs would have the same affect. I appreciate everything you’re doing and you have educated me way more than watching the so called actors 💯 % so keep it.

[@BornN2Grave1]

6:04 "I'm not brand loyal to anybody. Scentlock has activated carbon, makes a big difference" LOL

[@Dchase32]

Definitely not getting bored of this type of video. Thank You for all the time you put in trying to help us

[@markgoetz3378]

Seeing your hunts helps clarify what you discuss in the informational videos. Application/demonstration is always great. I've watched most of your videos (many multiple times) since discovering you a year ago. Your book is on my Christmas wish list. I've boiled down your methods of focus as follows - Be soundless, scent free, and unseen while getting to, and being in, the the right place at the right time. This include preplanned entry and exit. I now understand why I could easily harvest venison, but seldom saw a mature buck.

[@knobnosterknapper]

So Dan Infalt and Andre D'acquisto aren't real hunters? Holy sh*t!!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@linthicum75]

Hey how hi up in that tree was you in your saddle

[@jimgallagher4939]

John I watch your videos all the time . I like how you are always concerned about your entrance trail . I am from MA NH border .back in 1999 I made a instructional video on how I hunt .do you have a PO Box . I wood like to send you a copy four free. it does not have any kills in it just instructional dvd . with a strange request . I will right a letter in it that will be the request . thanks jim.

[@willeddleman4132]

Enjoyed the video. Funny that an ad for a Sitka jacket came up in the middle of the video. Haha!

[@A.D.R.J.Coleman]

Wow blast from the past! I grew up using that kind of PSE sight

[@Gibsonlife573]

I know you say that Michigan is really pressured state and I believe you but I believe if a two-year-old book cuts your track in a lot of places they're going I've had does catch my sin and pull out of there as I was walking in I don't see that now though now that I've switched the sentlok I don't see that

[@coewhat]

Scentlok/activated carbon has proven to work downwind time and time again. I’ve ground hunted for years with Scentlok and it works, period. Most recent example was 2 days ago with ENE winds and every single deer (6 does 1 buck) crossed my path within 10-20 yards, none blew.

[@joeldahl6532]

Shure is funny that I don't see ANY ONE using this scent lock forgetting the wind lol you got to be FN kidding me.

[@ikerapt6702]

Your hunting videos are cool. For people truly learning we dont necessarily need to see kills all the time. I also appreciate how you dont spend a third of your video showing yourself driving or cooking dinner or playing grab ass with your buddies like alot of the other channels do.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

Lmao! Comment of the year. “Driving or cooking dinner or playing grab ass with your buddies.” Ain’t that the truth!

[@gordonneverdies]

Yeah the Sitka stuff is crazy. Maybe it's a status thing but it looks "try hard" to me.

[@tristanpetersen6011]

Love the fact you are blunt and passionate with how you feel about scent control. I don't follow much of any scent control but am lucky enough to hunt Iowa public. Scent matters less and more opportunities. I gain so much other knowledge from your channel on access, lights to use, better ways to pack and organize gear. Just so helpful beyond the scent control. I love the hunting videos just hard to watch when I'm trying to be in the woods. Keep up the great content

[@Gibsonlife573]

I love it hes 72 years old talking about all you cool 8 drinkers are you poo poo non sayers I love it Good job John where to go buddy

[@drdrum1000]

A 2 year old is mature?

[@richmarkules4987]

How come you did not have a scentlok facemask on? I thought most scent comes out of your head.

[@T-Mak-s7x]

That’s incredible the way he followed you to your tree. Kinda a see it to believe it. He sure wasn’t smelling human was he. Pretty Incredible. Public land buck should’ve been long gone second it crossed your track. Heck private land buck should’ve been long gone.

[@usernamehere6061]

Everyone in the comments thinking they are tricking a mature deers nose crack me up LOL

[@russelllangworthy8855]

Guys that can’t fool a mature deer’s nose then scoff at guys that can, crack me up. Lol.

[@usernamehere6061]

@@russelllangworthy8855 You think you're doing something I can't? LOL you're dumb as a box of rocks.

[@bryanames3283]

So you say in the intro Michigan public land. But yet the tree is spiked with barn spikes???? And screw in step for a bow holder????

[@xxbryan715xx]

I’ve been hunting Michigan for 16 seasons and this looks like a 1.5 year old buck acting as normal. Most hunters who actually get a lot of time in the woods will have this happen every season. I had it happen about a week ago with a 100 inch 8 point. I was wearing a flannel shirt, carpenter pants, merino base layers, leather boots and a stormy kromer. He ended up picking me after hanging out for about a half hour but I attribute that to being miserably uncomfortable in my saddle and having to adjust. The comments about not being a serious hunter because people don’t wear your favorite brand of clothes is just silly. The reality is that you are the only guy I know of still trying to peddle scent control clothing that has a presence in the industry. Some of the best killers in the hunting industry right now are Cody and andrae d'acquisto, the whitetail adrenaline gang, The hunting public, Dan infalt and a few others and they are all hunting in cotton hoodies and flannel shirts. None of them have a clothing sponsor either so they can wear whatever they choose. I wore scentlok from 2007-2012 because it was heavily marketed by hunting media at the time. It was a miserable failure just like the other stuff the hunting show guys all advertised. The clothing was loud, fit poorly, commonly had zipper failures and I was always cold as hell wearing it. I’m sure the quality had improved a bit over time but in my mind and the mind of many other hunters it will always be mass marketed junk from the early 2000’s just like all of the other brands on TV at the time like Scentblocker, rage broadheads, ozonics, buck bomb, tinks, Easton FMJ arrows, dead down wind, Nikon, bushnell, muck boots etc…. Everything they advertised was junk so that’s how most people will associate it in their head.

[@fairchild6888]

This is exactly the way i see it too. That's just a young deer being a deer. I've seen that exact behavior 100 times from young bucks. He didn't come to the rattling either. He just happened to be coming that way and probably never even heard the horns. Bucks act completely different when they come in to calling.

[@blairfritz3798]

Those guys don't hunt a heavily pressured state . Big difference there buddy

[@xxbryan715xx]

@@blairfritz3798 Wisconsin, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania…. Sure the do. Watch the shows.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@xxbryan715xx Wow! 16 seasons! With that kind of experience you must be an expert at all things hunting.

[@publiclandarcheryallies7404]

@@blairfritz3798 I have hunted PA and Ohio the last 20 years and have had young bucks act the same way. Would have been nice to see how the more mature buck acted but the footage mysteriously cuts out

[@B.r.i.a.n.1]

Mythbusters and seek one used the same ground. Would a been plenty of disruption. Mythbusters I believe trekked through water even. What is scent that's the questions and is it possible to contain any of it.

[@briankirk7965]

Enjoy seeing your hunts John. Please keep posting them. Good luck this season!

[@nockreel1190]

Scent control guys crack me up at camp. I never have to buy scent control. Old buddy at camp has us all covered. I love it. Good times

[@RamBo-uu9so]

I hunt big swamps, heavy pressure bucks. If I see 5 deer and hear 2 deer it's a good season.

[@812media9]

Can’t wait to see the video you post tomorrow! I’m assuming that was the buck you ended up shooting at the very end? Also I think I speak for ever one when I say we all want so many more videos of you doing on stand video! Seeing what you see from your point of view, describing where you are and the situation. I’m really hoping you video in the tree this year when you go to Kansas! Wow that would make some great footage.

[@johneberhart4062]

I likely will and that should be some serious bucks.

[@danweaver5787]

@@johneberhart4062 love it. How bout another kill story? I’ve listened to all the others about 5 times each and am ready for new one lol

[@BassNBucks]

Can you show a video of how you climb your trees with sticks?

[@adammachelski6491]

Soo the corns private property? Did you have permission to access the public from the private, or did you just admit to trespassing. Because earlier in the video you said you walked the corn 10 rows In and then you said your hunting public property.

[@nicholashribek1261]

SPIKES IN THE TREE!!!

[@AaronTurnwald]

John, i have the early season silent shell suit and the cold season hydro therm suit. What is your opinion on the effectiveness of the 2 vs each other. I notice on the thinner warm season suit the wind blows right through it and its so thin, makes me wonder how it could even work. Do they put much more carbon in the thin suits to help?

[@lindelloutdoorsinc]

Never stop the videos John!!! We learn so much each time. Going to try and get some corn rattling in as soon as the next cold front comes thru.

[@richiebailey282]

Do you have to run scent lok through the dryer to re activate the carbon?

[@todlew3238]

Seems to me a young buck got a whiff of you and is trying to figure you out. Same thing has happened to me without the OCD scent control attempts. Being so high in the tree kept him from finding you. Ground disruption is a good one however. Did the tracking dog tell you that one?

[@russelllangworthy8855]

Don’t be like that.

[@todlew3238]

@@russelllangworthy8855 Enjoy the workshop. And by the way. I called in a yearling buck this morning. He crossed my trail in front of my tree. Followed it to the base of my tree. I don't practice scent elimination to his extremes. I wear leather boots. The buck this morning was smelling where I walked. So you are telling me he wasn't smelling me ,just the ground disruption. You enjoy his workshop and his BS. My dog told me that when I got home.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@todlew3238 I’m not telling you anything, you’re telling me.

[@joeldahl6532]

I feel sorry for you still trying to talk your scent regiment up this deer smells you and it's truly visible call it what you want ground disturbing or whatever you can't say every deer is the same and that every deer will run on certain scents for all we know it's a public land behind a farm deer are used to human scent your scent lock is B's period

[@stevedragon25]

What camera are you using to film?

[@mikewhitehead677]

Your just not loyal period, and that's ok but you don't have to throw everybody & every company indeed the bus in all your videos. Just put out the information & move on. Most of your videos are all about you & how good you are & everybody else sucks. That's what I got out of those vids. Sorry to say this but that's the way it is.

[@halfstep67]

Nobody is forcing you to watch these videos. Why watch videos you don't like then complain about them?

[@mikewhitehead677]

@@halfstep67 did you read that I didn't like the videos. I'm just not a fan of him thinking that he's awesome & everybody else sucks. He seems to think that he's the only person who know how to hunt.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@mikewhitehead677 He has a pretty impressive résumé.

[@mikewhitehead677]

@@russelllangworthy8855 so doesn't many other people. Chuck Adams comes to mind

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@mikewhitehead677 I met Chuck Adams in 1991.

[@jaslau22]

Let that be proof to all the naysayers that scent control does 100% work. Keep posting the videos and repeating the truth until you are blue in the face because that is what needs to be told. Over 90% of the hunting community doesn’t have access to hundreds of privately managed property so we need someone like you telling us the truth and how to hunt. Keep it coming!!!!

[@MexicanMovie]

Filmed a short clip of me in the tree today hunting the edge of public standing corn (with a persimmon tree on the runway that had been getting hit) in my ESS and ring of steps. Large trail coming out of corn to the persimmon tree. Didn't notice till i got down tonight lots of new empty water bottles and trash lying around that other hunters had left behind.... no wonder i didn't rattle anything in. Looking tonight to shorten the bottom of my Timbertall Brute Lite lower climber portion so i can shimmy up 15 feet or so real quick till i hit a branch, tie it off and use sticks to get the other 12-15 to get close to 30 feet when i need to. Sticks + strap on steps combo kinda sucks, i worked up a big sweat and took way too long for my liking. Aiders are hurting my foot that i broke last year. LOVE that ESS saddle though, I even used it to rappel down at the end of my hunt with my Madrock Safeguard, worked friggin fantastic !

[@RamBo-uu9so]

We had 15 guys on a deer drive. I shot 4 times at this monster buck. First shot running , broudside, the buck lowered his head and plowed over everything in his path. I got off three more shots. A guy standing on the highway said it was the biggest buck ever. We did find some drops of blood. My grampa picked up the trail and barked on it. Everyone spread out trying to cross the monsters path.....the monster won. That buck was never seen before or after. We had to drive him out. It was an exciting hunt.

[@peterschryver]

I enjoy watching your videos John! It’s so much fun to observe whitetail behavior. The effort and time you invest in sharing with interested fellow hunters is very much appreciated 😊.

[@michaelfedor5132]

Love your videos John! Thank you for sharing all your amazing information. Absolutely love these videos of you in the field. BTW for 67 you are in terrific shape!

[@MexicanMovie]

actually i think he was born in 1951.... he is in fantastic shape !!!!

[@taiwancunningham6027]

I love watching your shows, I was wondering if you could do an episode on hunting small land. I live in the suburbs of Philadelphia we have a lot of small land but a lot of big bucks any advice would be very helpful thank you and keep up the good work

[@wyleekyote2247]

Had same thing happen last night in September Michigan. Smelled my dip spot and was not bothered due to my scent control.

[@DiscipleofJtC]

John's scent routine works! I do it myself and I had a big 8 point walk in to me and he was down wind of me. I am a firm believer in active carbon. I use Firstlite as my undergarments and a Scentlok suit over it with gloves and head covering. It works! Thank you John!!

[@OzarkGeneralist]

Thank you for the videos, please keep them coming. Really enjoy

[@benjaminroot4090]

Have you ever hunted in the Huron National Forest in the northern Lower Peninsula of Michigan? Curious on your thoughts of how to narrow down where the bucks travel in such vast open pines and hardwoods.

[@andrewhovey6715]

get bored?!?! I’ve learned so much watching you

[@jimpeterson3806]

Please keep making these Michigan high pressure land hunts. I can relate with these. Normally I can't. I've also adopted your scent control program this year and so far so good. Thanks!

[@THECOUNTRYNINJA]

Not poopooing on your methods buddy, just can’t afford the suits. I just bought 16$ camo pants from Walmart. Trust me I wish I could where the new suit for saddle hunters because I’m sure here in Florida it’d be a game changer, with the heat and swirling winds, but with a 19 month old and another one on the way it’s not possible. Especially on a landscapers budget.

[@woodzman991]

Love it all Sir thanks for the time. Good luck this fall John.

[@pattraynor2491]

Nice video. Had the same thing happen to me, public land ? Who cut the tree limb.

[@HotRodReverend]

Thanks John!

[@brux3822]

I've been using carbon garments since 2005 and I refuse to hunt without them. I've had mature deer pass downwind of me and also over my entry trail many times, year after year without them winding me. I don't even go to the extremes that John does and I'm more than satisfied with the results!

[@rminello]

Love your passion but that shouldn't translate into others not being serious deer hunters. Stop with the divisive speech, there are plenty of outsiders trying to divide us. Your system works for you, but it may not work for a buck tracker in Maine or someone who just wants to fill a freezer. Good luck this season 👍

[@jtd662]

Any recommendations on how to keep my glasses from fogging while wearing the ScentLok face mask or any face mask?

[@chrislindsey3523]

Not disputing the information you said but how did you access the woods thru the corn when you said the corn was private or maybe I didn't hear you right? Also how can you be scent free without your mouth covered and normal gloves on these are legitimate questions

[@basicinfo.9315]

The buck knows he heard 2 other bucks sparring and seems confused at the fact he can't see or smell them lol. He knows that 2 bucks sparring would disrupt the leaves and dirt and seems to have found the only disruption in the area. Makes sense John.

[@menace1759]

Similar thing happened to me. Got to the base of my treestand, never saw anything but had one blow at me. Hit my grunt call, waited & slowly/quietly got into stand. 20 minutes later a spike came out. It went in front, behind & all around me trying to find what grunted at him (confused) he never cut my trail like John's video but he sure acted the same way as his deer did & never winded me. This is actually the second time I've used his scent control method to a T & I believe it works. The first time I used his method I had a 6pt bed down 20yds from me.

[@kennethfrancis6209]

Hunt the allegheny national forrest in 2f PA.. everything you say its pretty spot on SIR, im 35 been hunting the ground with my pap since 8 and scent control is true but your right the ground control disturbance is super important ive ruined many many hunts with walking bad

[@russellhomrich1036]

Just had bucks fight by me yesterday in the public land Michigan swamp fun to watch

[@palitsalagivickers4588]

Good video footage. One of my hunting locations is a 10 acre tract of corps land that serves as a funnel between two very large tracts.The east parcel is private and the west parcel is state park and no hunting- it's alot of grass land. This spot is like yours,with a road parallel to the corps tract.All hard wood Oak and pine in the middle. I use "Dead Down Wind" for scent control.I have moved my stand three times in 9 years,it the same direction closer to the fence line. To my left from my stand I have been baiting it with corn for a month without incident,corn is gone when I replace it every 4 days.Deer tracts are in the spot of the corn plot. Ok,this morning at day break I buck snorted very quick and mild.5 min.later a buck enters my area to my left,15 yards from the plot,I never stepped there.He sniffs around for about 15 seconds and darts out the direction he came from. 2 hours later around 9 am,a very nice 10-12 point enters my area to my right,without detection,he passes me,then stops between me and two Oak trees,blocking him,I had to stand and turn to prep. for the shot,he blows a quick blow and darts forward about 15 yards,past the point that I walk to my stand ( my trail) He stops right there and instead of walking toward me he went away to his right.The winds were north,north west and I'm down wind of him,so he must have noticed or scented that trail.... Don't know about buck 1 or if it was the same deer. I have killed 15 deer at this location 11 were bucks,one monster that I couldn't locate. Good reality hunting video.Alot of the channel's give enormous amounts of information but don't film their results. Thanks.

[@clayhouck8841]

These are awesome videos John keep them coming.

[@bloodlines9610]

Love you got a new bow! Lol but loved the old mathews too!

[@Adam-by8sn]

Not a serious deer hunter? If scent control does in fact work you’re just proving that you’re not a very good hunter. Guys like Dan Infalt don’t need to strip the deer of any advantage they may have just to get a shot. People who learn nothing about terrain, wind, thermals, etc and are only fixated on scent control are the ones who aren’t serious.

[@MexicanMovie]

John hunted the wind for many years before he moved to Scentlok and was still number one, I'm pretty sure he knows it all. Playing the wind is also stripping deer of their advantage. John moved to Scentlok so that he could hunt the spots that were ready for action that particular day, not just whenever the wind allows him too. And John didn't get a lot of his bucks from his buddies farm like Dan has on Dave's farm (r.i.p. Dave). Dan was great back in the old days, but he's been replaced by a lot of newer and better hunters. Dan struggles just as much as anybody else on public land.

[@ericspleet8511]

Love actually getting visual s of your hunt location.

[@donwetzel4472]

Don't your saddle hold scent?

[@kendallinman606]

Awesome footage thank you for sharing it.

[@stevegermain1222]

I love the video John I'm surprised to see you not using the face cover

[@johneberhart4062]

I had on the facecover.

[@johneberhart4062]

I guess I had it down while I was rattling.

[@Deerpoo22]

Really enjoy these videos of you in the tree John. Keep em comin

[@kyleheath1045]

I love real educational hunting video la like this. I feel like I’m finally tapping into a source for actually learning and not being sold something

[@Louisiana8critter_getter]

We don’t get bored keep sending them brotha

[@michaelsowka9055]

John how many years would you say a scent lok suit stays effective? I have a jacket and pants I’ve had for about 6-7 years and I always wonder if it could be worn out, always stored in a ziplock airtight tote thanks

[@jeffboutilier5075]

The reason others shit on your sent control method is because they know they don't have the discipline to do it properly. It's hard for some to admit that they don't know how to do some things, it's easier to drag others down to their level

[@johneberhart4062]

Amen Jeff

[@anthonygosselin3980]

Well said my friend!!

[@j.f.t.4114]

John I see you are using the ropeman, have you had any noise issues with it? I was using a ropeman will my tether but it always made noise until I had it hooked up, so reverted back to my rope prusik because it is silent.

[@HuntingCarterHill]

Really great footage! Keep it going!

[@kevinflaherty7592]

Hi John how are you making out this season so far?

[@Brian-dh9lp]

Doesn't really prove anything..... I'm seeing lots of photos on the huntingbeast forum of nice bucks being killed currently with 0 scent control other than playing the wind. Scent lok suits are not cheap. I think I could use that money other places. Just saying..... I do enjoy your videos and hunting knowledge though. Keep em coming.

[@someonesomebody5453]

MOST INFORMATIVE VIDEOS I EVER SEEN -THANK YOU

[@caseyhepler2806]

The most complete suit seems should be one piece with booties and a hood and face cover all sewn together with elastic closer in hood and wrist : Name it John Eberhart - No Trace suit

[@peterp1143]

no wind

[@tykeni6521]

Pretty sure your not suppose to screw into trees on public land in Michigan.

[@bryanames3283]

Or the barn spikes in the tree on Michigan public land.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@bryanames3283 Have you ever seen that?

[@Adam-by8sn]

He’s not on public land, he’s lying. There’s no public land in Michigan where you can walk through a cornfield then rattle said bucks out of the cornfield. People need to stop listening to this scam artist.

[@russelllangworthy8855]

@@Adam-by8sn That’s a bold statement.

[@CrownedGamer.]

I like the information in these videos and can’t argue your success, but name dropping other companies and putting them down publicly isn’t the right thing to do. For someone in the hunting industry this is unprecedented. There are a lot of people in this industry that have different views and sponsors. But I can’t recall anyone ever badmouthing another company.

[@wingsman13]

I like that very light rattling, very different from you see on TV! Do you rattle early in the morning like that or just evening?

[@johneberhart4062]

I've rattled 3 times (including today) in the mornings and have rattled in 6 bucks including the one I shot last Saturday which I have a recovery video on that will air next week..

[@benjuetten6054]

I want what your smoking 🚬

[@2cthetruth]

I really don’t think you have to go to the extreme ls they you do, but you do you I guess. I wear a scent loc coat and pants, wear a regular face mask, and muck boots. I keep everything in my garage…dog going in and out all the time, girlfriend perfume from walking by etc. I have yet to be scented by a deer. Matter of fact just yesterday I had a six point brute 15’ from me directly down wind…even after grunting at him TWICE, he didn’t know what the heck I was. I didn’t get him because when I grunted at him to stop, he did stop, but his vitals were perfectly covered by two small trees growing next to eachother. He looked and sniffed and just gave up and walked off so all I could see was his ass. When their senses fail them, dumb luck takes over. BTW, I hunt from a saddle no more than 8’ from boot to ground at all times. One time I had three does walk right under me…couldn’t believe it! Just shower with scent free soap, wear a scent loc outfit, and SIT STILL/USE THE TREE. No need to go overboard with your scent regimen, but again….you do you.

[@cl-7016]

Let's see a scent test with a dog. I double dog dare ya.

[@cleolandry8878]

time hunt again not young anymore have a good wall to look at

[@Adam-by8sn]

Fraud. Where in Michigan is there corn on public land that you can walk through and doesn’t get absolutely pounded by other hunters, much less hold that many bucks?

[@MexicanMovie]

Deer can’t smell us with a proper scent control program, but you gotta do the whole program, not just the easy parts. Another great video !

[@Billy-rq9hs]

Exactly right. I don’t use scent control because my life doesn’t allow me to be that exact( work kids ect.) it’s either all or nothing. What I do gain from JE is how deer behave on pressured public land.

[@mikemitchell9157]

I buy Walmart clothes but I still do scent control. I'm cheap. I'm sorry. I take scent lock donations though lol

[@anotheryoutuber_]

buy activated carbon for fish tanks, distilled water, mix a weak slurry, dip them clothes, let it dry, party on.

[@mikemitchell9157]

@@anotheryoutuber_ nah I layer store in a tote with carbon and spray each layer as I put them on. Since I started this routine I haven't been busted plus I use a conoe to access and only walk 10 yards so I got it pretty made in the shade lol. Right on the edge of agg

[@anotheryoutuber_]

@@mikemitchell9157 right on... what is the spray ?

[@Waty8413]

Don't sweat it. I do nothing beyond using scent free soaps and playing the wind and have plenty of deer come in close. Good scouting and playing the wind will get you deer and it's practically free. If you need a confidence boost watch/listen to Dan Infalt and the The Hunting Public. Those guys all don't give a rats ass about scent control products and still kill plenty of old/big bucks.

[@rickripley8053]

You doing these videos is a game changer. I get tired of the high production pro videos out there where guys wear face paint and don't have to cover their scent. You are the real deal. This is relatable. Keep filming, we love it!

[@jasonchivis9911]

In the field hunting allows the viewer to see you in action utilizing your scent control and tactics. This is fantastic keep them coming!