havack

Windy days and while you are in motion, I find that the effect is almost zero on the bugs.  They work best in a box blind where the chemical is mostly contained.  The nice thing is that you can get a snap on scent dispensor to better disperse the smells you want the deer to smell.  Last weekend I heard one misquito buzz me but he left before I could kill him.

I started out about 7 years ago with an old Ben Pearson.  I bought a set of Aluminum arrows for it, veined the Muzzies in to the arrows and went hunting.  My second hunt neeted me a nice doe.  A few years later I had the chance to use a buddies crossbow, later I bought it.  It is a Horton HD 150.  Bought a set of Carbons with Luminoks and hunted.    I am not a trophy hunter.  I am a meat hunter.  With that said, I see very little diference in the outcome as both allow me to hunt more and both allow me to bring home meat.    When my Ben Pearson was stolen from a friend, I thought about replacing it as I love to shoot the bow but I have not.  I enjoy the outdoors and I appriciate the cheat by having my "bow" always drawn and ready for the shot.    This same argument can be had about traditional vs inline mussle loaders or slugs vs buckshot.  I can't fault a traditionalist or a purest but my take is I love the woods, love hunting and love to eat.  If it allows me to do those things, I say thank you and head to the woods.      Ben