Robinsons Rebel wrote: ↑Thu Jan 20, 2022 9:43 pmMight need to try what I've heard people use. They use that smoker that bee keepers use to smoke the hive. Fill it up with wood chips of your choice and then let ur rip. I use the wind and all that when I hunt. Just looking at other tools to put in my toolbox.Deaf jeff wrote: ↑Thu Jan 20, 2022 2:11 pmi used a smoking stick called deer smoke screen for years and had very good luck while using it. i have to use an atv to get to/fro my blinds and i always lit a stick and attached to atv when i left the house, stuck it in the ground when i parked atv. the sticks lasted about 2 1/2 hours and after the one in the ground had time to burn out i would light another and stick it in the window frame of my permanent blinds. sadly this is no longer available, it was made in texas. my hunting ways are set do to disabilities and i can honestly say it made a difference for the better in my hunting. i have not been able to find anything like it. the liquid smoke cover scent available does not come close to real hardwood smoke i have even tried making similar sticks with out any much luck.... smoke is a natural odor eater and it deer are curious about the smell. during the 6 year span that i was able to get this i shot 3 big 8 points(for my area) and 2 of them were directly in my scent stream when shot,. 1 was 27 yards with my 355 the other was 70 yards with my .308(pic in the link below)Robinsons Rebel wrote: ↑Wed Jan 19, 2022 9:09 pmHas anyone used smoke on their camo as a cover scent on a regular basis? Does it work for you?
https://www.excaliburcrossbow.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=50742&sid=64a4398d743ac7e2e1b5af983d85e9e4&start=15
i tried a bee smoker last season and keeping it burning/smoldering while i am on stand is the main drawback with this method