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New hunting pack break in?
- Thread starter Rivers387
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swampsnyper
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Smoke it
Letemgrowitllshow
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Beat me to it
Rivers387
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The new pack smell that you can smell or the new pack smell that the deer can smell?
Rivers387
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I know if it smells new to me it's really going to have a strong odor for the deer that they aren't use to.
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Try at your own risk....
5 gallon bucket, water, 1 or 2 cup white vinegar, and some baking soda....soak the bag and ring it out repeatedly. Rinse repeatedly once u finished with clean water. Like old times when the women folk beat clothes on a rock... washboard would help if u own 1
Softens fabric and deodorizes....I do this with heavy fabric that needs to be softened....
Option 2 is to drag it behind a boat in saltwater for a while
5 gallon bucket, water, 1 or 2 cup white vinegar, and some baking soda....soak the bag and ring it out repeatedly. Rinse repeatedly once u finished with clean water. Like old times when the women folk beat clothes on a rock... washboard would help if u own 1
Softens fabric and deodorizes....I do this with heavy fabric that needs to be softened....
Option 2 is to drag it behind a boat in saltwater for a while
I was gonna suggest something similar, drag it down a gravel road behind a car or drag it through a field.