Jorgensentravis are u using meth?
The possible benefits of using meth while hunting is a subject for another thread.
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Guys, let's not turn this into Archery Talk. It was fun but let's not start attacking folks. This forum is different
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So, to address the OP on this thread; I learned a lot being a K9 handler, for example when you walk into your kitchen and smell an apple pie in the oven a dog smells, the shortening, the apples, the cinnamon, the flour etc. they can identify components of odors, this is why packing cocaine in pepper or dryer sheets makes sense to us as the odor is overwhelming and we identify the masking scent and nothing else, a dog's nose isn't fooled at all. If you imagine the size of a dogs nasal membrane vs a deer or an elks ( larger and more receptors) it is very unlikely that we are going to interfere with their ability to "wind" us by making a dietary change. I don't know that any studies have been done on cervids like they have been done on K9's but I imagine the process could be very similar.
Completely agree, don't be like the liberal protestors people!