My 21 year old daughter was in Walmart the night before opening day looking for hair care shampoo. There were 2 guys about her age in the isle that had been there a while opening every other hair shampoo, smelling it and saying "no... this one smells... Nope. this one smells..." after 15 min. of this she couldn't help her self and asked if he needed help. He explained that they claimed to be scent free but he and his buddy could smell the chemicals. She explained that although you could smell the stuff, usually there was no smell after use. He seemed dutiful. Then it hit her. "Are you going out hunting tomorrow for opening day in the morning?" He seemed caught off guard that a good looking girl would have a clue. He shot a look to his buddy and said yes... how would you know about that. ( Now she has grown up with my love of hunting and seen the rituals of the "night before" all her life. She has not bow hunted but has gone 4 seasons gun and hunts small game w/ me. She shot bow w/ PAL and did take a silver in Michigan some years back but needs a heaver bow for hunting.) He admitted the he was afraid to say he was going deer hunting because some people are "ante's"
He admitted a friend had invited him to go out and although he had been shooting, he was not prepared for all the rest including attempting to be scent free.
She explained he needed to be looking in the sporting goods area for a hunters soap, shampoo and even went on to tell him about cover scents and dirt scented dryer sheets and if nothing else, set up down wind. She admitted she even surprised her self at how much basic info she had picked up from me over the years that she could pass on to a new-b.
After 10 min. of deer chat she went back to her shopping and left 2 young men dumbfounded that a "girl" would know of such things.:smiley_bril:
She made me proud. :smiley_boogie:
Sad their friend didn't take the time during practice to touch on a few of the basics but at least they are joining the ranks.
He admitted a friend had invited him to go out and although he had been shooting, he was not prepared for all the rest including attempting to be scent free.
She explained he needed to be looking in the sporting goods area for a hunters soap, shampoo and even went on to tell him about cover scents and dirt scented dryer sheets and if nothing else, set up down wind. She admitted she even surprised her self at how much basic info she had picked up from me over the years that she could pass on to a new-b.
After 10 min. of deer chat she went back to her shopping and left 2 young men dumbfounded that a "girl" would know of such things.:smiley_bril:
She made me proud. :smiley_boogie:
Sad their friend didn't take the time during practice to touch on a few of the basics but at least they are joining the ranks.