How to prepare your clothing for hunting season

In this video I give you a brief, but good explanation of how I and many others prepare our clothes for hunting season.

1) Find a container to wash the clothes in and make sure it is washed and dried with the Arm & Hammer Super Baking Soda laundry detergent.
2) Put about 1 1/2-2 cups of the baking soda detergent into the container and fill to about 3/4 full of water. Make sure that you use your hand and the water pressure to dilute the baking soda detergent.
3) Take 2 pieces of clothing and wash them by hand for about 3 minutes then let sit in water for about 5-10 minutes.
4) Take clothing out of water solution and wring them out good then hang them on a clothes line that kids, dogs or cats cannot easily reach.
5) Fill clothes line up with clothes and let dry.
6) Once dry spray each piece (front & back) while still on line with Wildlife Research scent killer (make sure it is the spray that smells like dirt) then allow to dry again.
7) Once dry find as many totes, bins or containers with lids and clean them with the detergent/water used above and dry them out. Put a layer of branches or limbs of a tree or bush natural to the area where you hunt (for me it is cedar) then put a layer of clothes (unfolded and open) on top then another layer or branches/limbs and repeat until container is full enough to where you can get the lid on properly.
8) If the lid will not stay on securely or will allow outside air/odors to enter I advise you to tape the edges of the lid closed with tape (blue or green painters tape works very well).

Look for my 2nd video showing you how to make a cheap home homemade scent killer/neutralizer for spraying from the waist or knee down to your boots/shoes as you walk to and from your hunting location.

These steps will help to ensure that scent will not be a factor if a deer or other wildlife bust you in the woods.

Happy Hunting and Good Luck!