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spray paint and deer hunting #3674582 10/19/12 04:51 PM
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Yesterday i decided to use ultra flat krylon camoflauge spray paint to camoflauge my gorilla climbing stand...it turned out great! Problem is now after doing that i realize that it would be easy for deer to smell, i cant smell it but i know that whit whitetail deer have an excellant sense of smell... does anyone have anysuggestions that would help eliminating the smell?

Re: spray paint and deer hunting [Re: txhunter25] #3674628 10/19/12 05:16 PM
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Leave it outside in the sun and wind. I would also try one of those scent elimation sprays that they claim work on scent.


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Re: spray paint and deer hunting [Re: stxranchman] #3674632 10/19/12 05:19 PM
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after a while (esepcially in the sun/wind/rain (hoping)... the smell will neutralize. Assuming you are not talking about hunting bow season, it should have plenty of time to cure and "desmell"...

Re: spray paint and deer hunting [Re: 007hunter] #3674686 10/19/12 05:41 PM
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Like its been said. A couple days outside and you will be golden.

Re: spray paint and deer hunting [Re: Trout-killer] #3675093 10/19/12 08:43 PM
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Pour doe piss all over it!


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It will have little to no effect


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Re: spray paint and deer hunting [Re: txhunter25] #3675343 10/19/12 10:48 PM
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Originally Posted By: txhunter25
Yesterday i decided to use ultra flat krylon camoflauge spray paint to camoflauge my gorilla climbing stand...it turned out great! Problem is now after doing that i realize that it would be easy for deer to smell, i cant smell it but i know that whit whitetail deer have an excellant sense of smell... does anyone have anysuggestions that would help eliminating the smell?


No worries!! One day before opening W/E last year, I completely painted my 4x6, 4 ft. elevated stand inside & out! The next morning, a spike & a couple of does were going to my feeder & walked downwind less than 10 yds. from me in the stand!! It didn't bother them in the least!!!


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Not a smell they fear....you may have stumbled upon a new mask scent.

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I'm sure you'll be good



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