When Elk hunting, spray your boots and pants first. Use 5 or more seconds of Nose Jammer and keep the spray pattern close to your clothing. Then when you set up you can spray a small amount around your calling area if you feel it is necessary. You no longer have to hurry the situation or worry about the wind changing. If they don’t commit when calling, you can reposition yourself without sending them into the next county because they smelled you. In arid country use twice as much.
For Mule Deer, Antelope and other animals that you spot and stalk, spray your boots and your clothing with a 5 second blast, keep the spray pattern close to your clothes for maximum attachment. You will now be able to take the time to stalk close to your favorite game without having to worry about where the wind is coming from. One exception is moose hunting; moose have exceptionally sensitive noses so a 2 second blast is all you should need. We are learning more about overloading the sense of smell all the time and feedback from our customers is helping us learn more about the animals we love to chase.
When hunting Whitetails or tree stand hunting, spray a small amount on your boots first. Then when you get to your tree, spray the base of the tree with a 2 second blast. Once in the tree stand, a 5 second blast on surrounding limbs is all you need. When you create a Nose Jammer cloud, big game will be jammed from smelling you no matter which direction they come from.
