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A friend of mine, many, many years ago, when we were on a bow hunt in the Guadalupe’s in NM learned that there’s some cover scents that ain’t too cool.
Makes one a really unwelcome member of the hunting camp and the evening campfire.
Deer also go around this odor.
Smithhammer wrote: [quote=AlexBugnon]My own body-produced wind. If I can’t smell it, it tells me I’m hunting in the right direction! 😛
We have a winner…
But for today’s high-tech hunting world, it really needs a catchy name if you want it to become popular…how about something like, “Tootzonic Flatulax 5000 by Mossy Oak?”
“As more and more hunters take to the woods, I need a cover scent that not only tells me which way the wind is blowing, but also ensures that there are no other hunters downwind of me. The Tootzonic Flatulax 5000™ does both, and now has a permanent place in my hunting kit.”
– Traditional bowhunter, pianist and occasional dabbler in wind instruments, Alex Bugnon
So that is why we find so many empty cans of beenie weenies out in the field?
Thanks Bruce. Those will be really helpful since I spent all my money (not all but enough for tears:cry )fixing my ride so I can get somewhere where I can use them.
I won’t be buying any new bows for awhile for sure. Like I need one, but when do we not?
I also enjoyed the other tales. Thanks guys.
Many hidey holes out there to explore. Going back next week. Truck is repaired.
I can roam and hunt and stump to my hearts desire.
The drought hasn’t hurt the tumbleweed population one bit. That’s what’s growing under my bow.
I have my ’03’ Dodge diesel (for some dumb reason, desiel:D is the hardest word in the world for me to spell correctly twice in a row). Had a ’98’ before this one. In my work before I retired I needed the rig a lot of times just to get to work so I could work long enough to retire.
Anyway, do not, again, do not trust any quick lube place to check all your fluids for you without double checking yourself.
A new transfer case is right at the $2K level of replacement.
Never a drop in the driveway to give me a warning, only the clankity clank when I engaged 4 hi.
Ouch.
Anyway I’ll get it back. Gotta have the ground clearance to get thru the mud, sand and whether people realize it or not, at times deep snows here in the Texas Panhandle.
Perhaps oughta stay outta that deep. 6′ fence that be. 😀
At least I have a 30 mpg Ford Escape so I’m not afoot for over a week.
My truck is better off on the hunt being 3/4 ton 4×4 with 6 speed manual tranny. City driving wears me out.
