88' © Photo by Jim Gilmore
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88' © Photo by Jim Gilmore
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(Liquid Organic Concentrate) The same bacteria, musk, and oils that are on your body, are transferred into your clothing, so it makes sense that you can use the same scent free soap for washing your clothing as you do for bathing. As with any soap, water temperature is an important factor in removing body musk and oils. Cold water will work very poorly and very hot water may ruin your clothing. Always check manufacturers’ recommendations before washing your hunting garments. Wash in the warmest water possible, warm water supports in the breaking down of oils so that the soap is more effective.
I use 1/8 cup, one pump L.O.C. ®per washer load, for my hunting clothes on the regular cycle, in warm water, with a warm water rinse. My washing machine doesn’t have a second warm water rinse option, so I run my hunting clothes through the wash cycle a second time in warm water, with no soap for extra rinsing. I never use fabric softener on camouflage clothes. I prefer to dry my clothing on an outside clothesline. If pressed for time, I will place non-wool clothing in a dryer, at medium heat, with no fabric softener. Use only cool water with wool, silk and polypropylene garments, on the gentle cycle, with the same 1/8 cup of soap. Avoid placing your wool silk and polypropylene garments in a dryer. The heat, and tumbling action from the dryer, will break down the threads in the garments.
I use L.O.C® per in liter squeeze bottles for body wash, in a shower, sauna, tub, ect. I use the squeeze bottle for other camp activities such as doing dishes, and general clean up in the camper. If a shower is not available while hunting, I bathe in a large cook pot or sink every night of the hunt. This keeps my sleeping gear unspoiled.
Pocket size cleaning towelettes in resealable wrappers, great for sink baths without the sink. Will remove fresh blood from hunting garments, hands, and knives.
Note: Not a completely odorless product. Concentrated, use less product to save more money.
60-1710 Smells Begone® Two 12 oz pump bottles
Unscented, non-toxic, non allergenic, and biodegradable. I use the 12oz pump spray for deodorizing as I dress, and its small pocket size is convenient to carry in the field. I use liberal amounts of Smells Begone® on each layer of clothing, concentrating under the armpits and between legs. In the field I use Smells Begone® at all clothing openings, shirt cuffs, neckline, pant cuffs, and hat/bandanna several times daily depending upon my activity level. I use this product on my truck seats and camping furniture before use when wearing my hunting gear. I also use this product in my sleeping gear. Note: Spray your sleeping gear in the morning after getting up. A damp sleeping bag in cold weather is not fun. The handy 14oz odor-absorbing solid is great for storage closets and luggage. It treats rooms up to 400 square feet. I place this canister in a clean, old sock before placing it in my luggage with my hunting gear.
All of the above products are made from natural ingredients and are biodegradable, anti-bacterial, and without perfumes. Serious hunters use these types of products. While I was using all of the above non-scented products as described, combined with the clothing, diet, camouflage, attractor scent, and hunting style described in Hunters Choices, I harvested a Pope and Young white tail at 31 yards last year, from the ground, while the buck was directly downwind from me. After reading Hunters Choices you will find that non-scented products are only one part of a successful hunting plan, not the solution in themselves.
Z5816 Kill Zone® House and Garden Insect Killer, Two 18oz cans
Helps repel a wide range of pesky insects: mosquitoes, ticks, deerflies, blackflies, gnats, fleas, and more. I have not used this product while big game hunting, but it’s the best stuff I’ve found for fishing and bird hunting. I also use Kill Zone® House and Garden Insect Killer while I am in the fishing boat and in duck or goose blinds.
Nine different great tasting meals. Heat in microwave or in pan of boiling water at hunting camp. Easy fix for kids or those nights after a long day when cooking is just to much work.
Our number one seller and most consumed item in hunting camp. No carbs, no sugar, no energy spike. Check it out, it works.
I have been using these products and many more in camp and at home for more than twenty years. Thanks for taking the time to check them out and visit our site.