Deer & Deer Hunting

ALL IN FOR OZONE

I was all about sprays, body wash, scent totes and the like, but ozone, really? I had my doubts. The unit wasn’t overly cumbersome, and while I wasn’t thrilled with the hum of the fan, it was easy enough to mount to the tree. I followed the directions my buddy gave me to the letter. I fired the unit up the second I got in the stand, placed the bracket at eye level, faced the unit downwind and angled it perfectly. Done. Three hours later, I arrowed a beautiful Pope & Young buck that approached dead downwind.

I know flukes happen. Could this have been one? Possibly. Since that day, however, I’ve become an ozone addict and have seen the power of this scent-destroying molecule work time and time again. How many times? Enough to know ozone isn’t snake oil. In fact, whether I’m hunting out my backdoor or trekking deep into a public-land hotspot, my Ozonics unit is

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