Deodorant help...

[dtrkyman]

Stand in a smoky fire when you get ripe!

 

[Elkslayer67]

My wife got me this. It seems to work and no irritation.

https://www.amazon.com/Native-Citru...t&sr=1-1-cb9ed203-36f2-497c-b389-dfec57adb781

 

[Wrench]

Ban clear roll on is what I use. It's sold as a women's deodorant and works well.

 

[DroptineDC18]

I would think Schmidt’s charcoal magnesium would be work. Also consider primal pit paste.

 

[Marko]

I agree on salt stick, it's all I've used for about 15 years.

 

[LongWayAround]

I probably haven't used deodorant in ten years. I smell after a long day hunting/working whatever. You aren't going to smell good after a few days hunting no matter. I've had elk within feet of me when I could smell myself and I've been winded when I thought I was in the clear, you get winded or you don't. Your backpack is going to smell, your boots are going to smell, it's all got stink on it.

Just keep some wipes handy and clean up every so often. Having less hair helps keep the stink down too. My buddies would tell you it doesn't help me much...

 

[Spiral Horn]

Try a crystal deodorant stone for a week or two and see how it works for you. It’s just a mineral salt without added chemicals. Inexpensive, one rock lasts a good while.
I was looking for a scent free deodorant for the same reasons and have been happy with a stone for 20 years now.

Also been using crystal for years and it really works. They also make a roll-on version in addition to the stone. None of the negative side effects of other gimmick hunting deoderants

 

[hflier]

It’s the aluminum in the dry stick antiperspirants that cause the reaction. If you pick one of the scent free deodorant only you should be good. Deodorant is different than antiperspirant.


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[Uncle Bill]

Mitchum unscented jel. I’ve used it for years.

 

[BazookaJoe]

It’s the aluminum in the dry stick antiperspirants that cause the reaction. If you pick one of the scent free deodorant only you should be good. Deodorant is different than antiperspirant.


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This ^^^

I have sensitive skin and have stayed away from antiperspirant for years with complete success. I went to dove for men gel deodorant (I believe they make an unscented as well) after trying several options. When I first tried the natural/sensitive options, they either wouldn't work for a full day or attracted ants...yes, ants. Apparently, some of the more earthy-crunchy options have sugars in them that insects are attracted to. After switching to a mainstream brand and gel deodorant, no rashes, no dryness issues, and no funk.

 

[Triggerman650]

not a deodorant, but I bought these wipes last year for hunting season, it worked well and is large enough to wipe down your entire body.

Amazon.com: Epic Wipes, 10-pack massive wet wipes, biodegradable residue-free shower substitute, big on-the-go bamboo body wipes : Health & Household

Amazon.com: Epic Wipes, 10-pack massive wet wipes, biodegradable residue-free shower substitute, big on-the-go bamboo body wipes : Health & Household

www.amazon.com

 

[Outdoor Writer]

Try this. I used it for many years. Use it just like talcum powder. It's made by Atsko -- same company that makes Sport-Wash & Sno-Seal. Walmart likely carries it.

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[ODB]

Deodorant? What’s that?