How to make homemade Scent Killer Spray for Hunting Deer, Hogs and Coyote (DIY)
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- čas přidán 11. 07. 2015
- This video shows how to make the homemade DIY scent killer spray we used in a pinch during our Texas hog hunt. It could also be used for hunting Deer and Coyote! I didn't have a 2 liter available during the filming so the scale is off but it still shows how to put it together! This worked great and I believe it kept the hog at ease and offered us the opportunity to make a great shot!
For anyone that hates watching.
16 oz Hydrogen Peroxide
1 Gallon Distilled Water
Box of Baking Soda
First take 2 cups of the water and put it in a 2 liter or equivelent there of bottle
Add 1/4 cup Baking soda and mix together till no powder remains
Add 16 oz of peroxide and shake together
Gently remove cap because of gas
8 cups water
1 cup baking soda
64 oz HYDROGEN peroxide
Makes just under a gallon
Wonder if helps to take a hoe bath in this ? i assume its safe to.before you go back out for an evening hunt?
Angelsnake76
It ends up being just a solution of baking soda. Hydrogen peroxide is photosensitive.
@@FrankGutowski-ls8jt that's why you store it in the dark
Matthew Reichert
This guy is clueless. If it has emitted gas the hydrogen peroxide is already decomposing to oxygen and water. What does he think reaction that’s producing gas is?
Wow what a difference your blend makes. I had 6 different white tails down wind of me , with the closest at 20 yards and not a single one smelled me! I made up 5 gals of it. I do use it heavily! I did purchase a 12 oz bottle with earth scent and mix it in with the 5 gal batch to add earth scent! Better than anything I’ve ever used. I even added a half gal to my washing machine when washing clothes. Smells like dirt!
David Zellers
Hydrogen peroxide is photosensitive. It decomposes to oxygen and water. All you had was a solution of baking soda.
WOW Thank you for sharing ❤️🤗. I greatly appreciate it
I just got through making my cover scent. Boiled cedar sprigs with the berries on . Best I ever used. And free
Which berries? Please give more details
@@ngarummiawungshi6055 mulberry's work great
I mixed scent killer laundry detergent with water and put it in a spray bottle, you can spray it on anything and it doesn't smell at all after
I know some ARSES THAT NEED THAT😝😎😎😎💪🇺🇸🤠👊
just bought distilled water and saw that it has lavender scent f@@@@@k!!!! can i use tap water?
Hi Marty (hope I spelled that correctly), how much H202 do you put into the baking soda solution? It seemed like you may have put less than 16 ounces into the bottle. I hunt deer, if that changes the concentration of H202. Thanks for the help! Great video.
3% peroxide, 2 cups of it.
Thanks again
Does it really work
Does this leave a gritty, white, residue on everything you sprayed? If not, what am I doin' wrong? Lol...
How about if you sweat a lot during early season? Any recommendation?
Paul Komarek use what he has suggested. I live in Mississippi and it is 70 degrees here now and I sweat a lot as well. This stuff works well!!! Read my comment!
Do what I do buddy. Take the bottle to the stand with you, and spray down like you're cooling yourself off!
What is the ratio of the hydrogen peroxide? You gave an example of two cups of distilled water and the quarter cup of baking soda but you did not specify the ratio of hydrogen peroxide. Thank you for the video. Lord willing I also plan to add some pine scent to mine through Pine essential oils and not only will it be a scent killer but a cover scent as well..
But as I I watched the video again I noticed that you didn't even fill up the whole 20-ounce bottle with hydrogen peroxide. So I am not sure the ratio. Too little would be a disaster scent wise but too much to bleach your clothes. If you could give a ratio updating your description that would be awesome my brother.
3% peroxide, 2 cups of it.
16 Oz peroxide, 16 ozz water, 1/4 cup baking soda
I wonder what adding some vanilla to it would do?
How do y’all wash yalls clothes for hunting?
What percentage of hydrogen peroxide? 3% solution?
I feel like I messed up somehow, after mixing it all together there was no pressure in the bottle. I added a extra step and filtered out the water mixed with baking soda with a coffee filter before mixing it all together.
He’s clueless. The hydrogen peroxide decomposes.
Would you find it beneficial to add some tree based essential oils like Cedarwood, Siberian Fir, Douglas Fir, Juniper Berry, etc.?
LMK if you'd like to try it!
I found that you want to use local scents.....I have a lot of pine out here so I will boil some pine needles in the distilled water to help further mask the scent. I also leave my hunting clothes in a bag with pine needles as well a day before too.
no need, this mixture kills all scents. spray your smelly trash container n u will c how strong it is. u be amazed
how much peroxide?
3% peroxide, 2 cups of it.
Here is my tip for you:
Warm up the distilled water right before adding the baking soda and the baking soda will melt down completely.
Did you notice any bleaching of your cloths after using this?
I've made similar sprays and test it in a small area of my clothes first. only thing I noticed was it reduced any shine on my gear witch is a good thing. Also I started using white vinegar instead of baking soda, For early season it seems to also keep bugs away.
hi.
can you give us back the ingredients please.
thx
16 Oz water, 16 Oz hydrogen, 1/4 cup baking soda,
16 Oz water, 16 Oz peroxide, 1/4cup baking soda. deer will walk over your tracks n won't know u just walked there
Then you add the batteries and some foil balls,recap and shake again....
Lol
Hahahaha the good ole days
@@paulubben3570 "Shake N Bake!!! Ricky Bobby'
hey yall , i like reading this stuff , but am i wrong ,,, did the video maker ever answer these questions or are we on our own here
3% peroxide, 2 cups of it.
Could you add a vanilla extract to this mix?
I used this last season, I had does walk within 10 yards from me... This works! Go check out my hunting video. shameless plug, I know...
That looks like regular water bottle not a 2 litre
Good advise but i your a smoker like me and you want to smoke bad instead of being gum or sone candy you give in to a smoke will the prevent you from getting your prize
Deer are naturally inquisitive, and will actually investigate the smell of smoke. My brother “smokes” in the woods all the time, and sees/kills a lot more than most. Hanging your clothes around a camp fire will actually cover up scent as well as the burnt wood smell is common in the forest.
I have had one on more than one occasion come in down wind while a camel was burning 🤠🇺🇸👊 I just wouldn’t if you are chasing a mature buck tho. Great stuff fellas
Hey - what percentage of hydroxen peroxide? I assume its just 3%... or 5% or 12%? Or even 30%? Hell, 90% would be rocket fuel and burn everything organic!
The 30% and even 12% would probably burn your skin pretty badly even with this amount of baking soda in it. So this really needs clarifying - that´s some really dangerous information you´re putting out here without naming the percentage. If somebody tries that shit with 30% hydrogen peroxide, I guarantee the outcome will be pretty bad if he sprays it on his skin...
dopeofthepope
It’s photosensitive. Decomposes. He’s clueless.
Get activated charcoal.put it in a big tub of water.stir it with a stick.put all ur hunting clothes in it stir it with a stick.let that charcoal soak all in ur clothes.hang ur clothes up on a clothes line & ur good for atleast a month as long as u keep.ur clothes in a air tight contaner like a big tupperware tub.youre welcome.
DO NOT DRINK DISTILLED WATER
wont the hydrogen peroxide bleach your clothes?
3% peroxide, 2 cups of it. It shouldnt, no.
Yes it does.
Jason Manuel-Morgan
It all decomposes. Photosensitive.
Water dilutes it
for your clothes i recomand use some clothes that you left them in the kitchen when you prepared some foods ex: fish and potatoes that smell will enter in your clothes they will pass at 1 meter from you and they will not fell you.
Troll
This guy is clueless. Hydrogen peroxide is photosensitive. It decomposes to oxygen and water in that transparent bottle. All you have left is a solution of baking soda.
I don't remember from where I knew that info about peroxide, but you're right. That explain why it's sold in plastic brown bottle. Anyway... I still curious about that mixture and I was wondering if keeping it in an opaque bottle would preserve it and make it effective as expected. What do you think about it? Did you try it?
Clueless. If it’s producing gas, the hydrogen peroxide is decomposing to water and oxygen.
This man knows. It's basically baking soda water.
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