Wind Direction Detector

[ronnycl]

Any idea(s) on what is used to refill this. I tried cotton/sage grass tips and just didn't like as well. I can buy another just thought it might be something I had at the house.

 

[infoman jr.]

I'm fairly certain those things are the cheapest part of hunting. I'd just buy a new one.

 

[Jcalder]

Having a daughter I've realized I can ale some of her sidewalk chalk and a hammer and make my own. Bit aggravating as you have on get it ground up but works well. I've missed a few chunks and had had to take the lid off and get them out. Something else that would work and probably be cheaper is chalk for a chalk line


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[Jon54]

I bought the stuff at Lowe’s that is used in chalk lines. You can get it in orange

 

[ronnycl]

^^^^^^^^^^^^^
thanks I know what your talking about

 

[ttf909]

Sodium bicarbonate. Has a million uses . Great to check the wind or to stop breaking wind.

 

[Biggun4214]

Flour, unscented talcum powder, or corn starch would work.

 

[Andy S.]

https://www.bulkapothecary.com/raw-ingr ... inum-free/

 

[dhpro]

flour works well i also tie a piece of sewwing thread and put on my barrel and on my treestand

 

[monsterbuck07]

As stated above, I just use the chalk line chalk from Home Depot / Lowes.

 

[prstide]

I'm fairly certain those things are the cheapest part of hunting. I'd just buy a new one.

Or a whole box of baking soda(sodium bicarbonate) which is cheaper

 

[BlackBelt]

I just tied a small down feather to an alligator clip with 3" of thread and then clip it to the bill of my cap.
It's silent, scent-free and easily replaced.