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Scent on bows

Jimmy Wallhanger

Jimmy Wallhanger

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So I'm all aboard the scent control war wagon....

I'm wondering how people get their scent off of their bows?

Thanks in advance

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Jimmy Wallhanger said:
So I'm all aboard the scent control war wagon....

I'm wondering how people get their scent off of their bows?

Thanks in advance

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I put my bow in my truck cab when I run O3 in there...kill 2 birds with one stone.
I used to spray my bow down with scent killer type sprays, but it seemed to be hard on the finish of my recurve. I had to refinish it.
Ive seen no issues with O3 on my bows.

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Allegheny Tom said:
I put my bow in my truck cab when I run O3 in there...kill 2 birds with one stone.
I used to spray my bow down with scent killer type sprays, but it seemed to be hard on the finish of my recurve. I had to refinish it.
Ive seen no issues with O3 on my bows.

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I'm worried it may damage the string. You have had no issues?

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