After storage, we need to make sure that our clothes and our body are scent free. This means we need to mask our human smell to that like our natural environment. Making our\u00a0homemade cover scents for deer hunting is easy and cheap so let’s look at whats involved.<\/p>\n
Homemade cover scents for deer hunting<\/h2>\n
Hogs and deer have excellent noses to pick up food for themselves and also detect other animals nearby.<\/p>\n
Materials we will need to make our\u00a0homemade cover scents for deer and hog hunting are:<\/p>\n
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- Hydrogen Peroxide<\/a>– Food grade.<\/li>\n
- Pure distilled water – rainwater works well as well. Not tap water as it has chlorine and other chemicals in it.<\/li>\n
- Baking Soda<\/a>.<\/li>\n
- Plastic spray bottle.<\/li>\n
- Mixing container<\/li>\n
- Local pine cones, flowers or natural bark chips if you want a solution smelling natural.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
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<\/p>\nMixing ratios for the ingredients.<\/h3>\n
Take 2 cups of the distilled water and add it to your mixing container. A bucket or drinking bottle works well. Measure 1\/4 cup of the baking soda powder and pour it into the container.<\/p>\n
Next, add 16 ounces of the Hydrogen Peroxide solution to your container. And mix well or a few minutes. This will make a neutral\u00a0smell solution. If you want a mild natural smell you can always add in some bark chips, pine cone chips or natural flowers to bring out the aromas. Some of my hunting buddies go as far as blending down the pine chips in a blender and then straining them out of the solution after a few days.<\/p>\n
Remove the cap slowly and pour the filtered solution into a spray bottle. Never leave the solution in a drinking container\u00a0for safety reasons.<\/p>\n
These ratios will scale as well so if you want to make a larger batch just double or triple the ingredients.<\/p>\n