#2105445 - 10/10/10 10:53 AM
Storing Hunting Clothes and Boots Together
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UTGrad
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I usually toss all my hunting clothing and boots in a big scent free bag from Hunter Speocialties. I have always put my boots in with my clothes. Should I keep them seperated? My boots have more odor than my clothes.
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#2105451 - 10/10/10 10:57 AM
Re: Storing Hunting Clothes and Boots Together
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GobblinThunder
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i have no idea but i store my boots in no bag but spray them down extremely well with scent away
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#2105462 - 10/10/10 11:08 AM
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A.Hall
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I keep them seperate. Have one HS bag for clothes and one for boots and backpack. Also keep scent wafers in the bags
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#2105621 - 10/10/10 01:08 PM
Re: Storing Hunting Clothes and Boots Together
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pcrc
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Why would you want them stored seperately when you are just going to wear them all together anyway. Am I missing something here. Makes as much sense to me as storing your bibs and jacket seperately.
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#2105632 - 10/10/10 01:15 PM
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I store my boots separately. I have some stinky-a$# feet and my boots are generally steaming. I drop a couple of those Scent Blocker discs in each boot after I take them off and as soon as I get home, I put them outside. If they are really wet, I'll put them on the boot dryer.
This season, I started rotating 2 pairs of boots (like I said, stinky feet). This has helped considerably. I started regularly washing the insoles, which has made a big difference as well.
By rotating boots and washing the insoles, my boots so far have had no noticeable (to me) oder. This is the first season I haven't had noticeable boot odor.
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#2105643 - 10/10/10 01:26 PM
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knightrider
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i just put them all in the closet with the rest of my shoes and clothes
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#2105698 - 10/10/10 02:45 PM
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DOC1187
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doesn't matter i spray them down
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#2105737 - 10/10/10 03:43 PM
Re: Storing Hunting Clothes and Boots Together
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Why would you want them stored seperately when you are just going to wear them all together anyway. Am I missing something here. Makes as much sense to me as storing your bibs and jacket seperately.
Cause storing them in a bag together will mix foot odor on hunting clothes. I got a tote I will use to store my boots in.
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#2105747 - 10/10/10 03:52 PM
Re: Storing Hunting Clothes and Boots Together
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Yeah, rubber boots can seriously get loaded up with bacteria. Personally, I want to keep that bacteria off my hunting clothes as much as possible. BUT, no need to go down the scent-war flame again.
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#2105799 - 10/10/10 04:45 PM
Re: Storing Hunting Clothes and Boots Together
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bowtch huntr209
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i keep my boots away from my clothes. spray em down good
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