So far behind. Probably should get my stuff washed this week. Smoke it up before hitting the stand is what I do.
Got my stuff dried and had to run them inside a spell till this light rain goes thru but will be smoking them up tonight or tomorrow for storage.
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Well done, Brian! The Amish are burning off an old clearcut across from one of the properties we hunt. Mason and I were out there the other day. He took a big sniff and said, "Now, it smells like deer season". Ha.
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Wow....Never heard of this...Sounds interesting. Going to have to give it a try. And to think every time im out in Illinois and my friends wife his burning leaves I go way around her... Ric thanks for pointing this out. If I remember correctly my Dad used something similiar for honey bees.
You might give Brock a shout and see if he's got anymore on hand. Yes Rich, it's the same thing as a bee smoker!
The deer will smell the smoke but as long as you are concealed well and don't get caught moving or make any unnatural sounds like a sweaky stand or other metal to metal sounds they'll likely settle down but you have to know when to move and read the deers body language. That is key TOO!
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Well done Brian and Chad! I even love doing this process cuz of the smell! So does Karissa....lol
Well done Brian and Chad! I even love doing this process cuz of the smell! So does Karissa....lol
Jake_C
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So this stuff is legit? I've seen a few threads on a few other forums and have always been pretty sceptical.
