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It was Monday after returning from NY. There were enough around to shoot, but nothing to allow you to shoot 300+ rounds. 
I suspect there will be more coming through before long.
I suspect there will be more coming through before long.
Having pre smoked clothes it takes me 5 minutes in the field. I do use a MAPP gas torch to get it started.
Brock you better get a picture while down at camp rec. I bet that is going to be a site. That will probably be the most smokers going at once you will ever see.
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That has crossed my mind! I have had pictures sent to me with about 10 guys in a barn all getting "smokey", but this will likely be a rare photo op! haha. Good stuff, Steve. I wonder if we can get Tonk to pose in his longjohns while smokin up....hehe
Huckleberry Finn
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I need a new bag of chips.
The biggest pro about the scent smoker, IMO, that hasn't been mentioned is that it's dirt cheap. I think mine was $35 two years ago? How quick can you spend $35 on hunting gear - let alone on scentlock, sprays, and that crap?! And $35 that works until you back over it with your truck...
The biggest pro about the scent smoker, IMO, that hasn't been mentioned is that it's dirt cheap. I think mine was $35 two years ago? How quick can you spend $35 on hunting gear - let alone on scentlock, sprays, and that crap?! And $35 that works until you back over it with your truck...
Here is a good instructional video for the scent smoker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TKn2A2TgMY&feature=youtube_gdata_player
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TKn2A2TgMY&feature=youtube_gdata_player
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motorbreaker
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Some of my hunting property is a couple miles from my house. Would it hurt to smoke up before the ride
from my house to my hunting property?
from my house to my hunting property?
Big_Holla
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My opinion, probably not but keep in mind everything your clothes touch on the ride in can become a bit contaminated. Probably best to smoke up your clothes, put them in a tote and transport them to your hunting property and then get dressed there. I always have a couple of well smoked towels that I use to wipe my face, hair, bow and anything else when I won't have time to fire up the smoker just before a hunt.
Agreed... use totes to transport your clothes and change when you get out of the truck. I even cut a small hole in my tote and I let the smoke blow into that hole and then put tape over the hole to keep the smoke in there. I always do this the night before a morning hunt. When I get to my spot, I open up the tote and the smoke floats out. It's a beautiful thing and everything is perfectly "smoked up".
rgecko23
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If you go to http://faithatfulldraw.com/?page_id=136
There is a stud that shows you how the smoker works and how you smoke up with it....
There is a stud that shows you how the smoker works and how you smoke up with it....
Another vote for the tote.... makes it a lot easier and your clothes just soak up that smoke. I dress in base layers on the ride out, then everything else gets put on in the field.
Monster Raxx
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