Storing Your Hunting Clothes Until Next Season

[Integracingsr]

Now that deer season has come to an end, how does everyone out there store their hunting clothes until next season to ensure it's kept scent-free and is ready to go come next Fall?

[Jim_]

Is still use an old steamer trunk, with ground litter from the woods area in it.

 

I just can't bring myself to buy a new, plastic storage thing. lol

[Lunatic]

Now that deer season has come to an end, how does everyone out there store their hunting clothes until next season to ensure it's kept scent-free and is ready to go come next Fall?

 

I don't care to keep it scent free after the season. I have a place in my basement where all my hunting gear gets stored in a closet organizer.  

I wash, and dry outside, all my clothing before the season starts in August 

[Bucksnbows]

What Lunatic said. Why worry if scents crept in during the 6 months your gear sat unused? Just wash and dry them scent free next fall.

 

 

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[Blend No 27]

I just hang them in the closet with the rest of my cloths. Sometime in August I will wash them with the same tide free and clear I always use for everything. Then they hang out side for a while and get rained on a few times. Then I’ll cut a few pine and oak branches and I throw them with my cloths in a tub that either stays in my truck or on my porch until I’m done for the season.

 

I used to be crazy about scent control. I’m by no means sloppy but I don’t use any special detergents or sprays. You won’t find me without a pocket of milkweed pods though come September

[Live to Hunt]

I wash them at end of season and put them in a dresser in my hunting room.  This year I will take them out of the draw and go hunting.  Again could careless about scent on my clothes. Play the wind and you will never care again.  Like I have and will continue to say you can NEVER NEVER NEVER NEVER NEVER NEVER  hide your scent.  NEVER ok  point made.  Enjoy 

Edited February 27, 2018 by Live to Hunt

[Kayak Ken]

I have three of these off Amazon. They are about $17. I then I throw in some dirt scented wafers. I have them organized. One for shirts, one for pants and the last for base layers. I then take a black marker and label them. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LDYGTU2/ref=as_li_qf_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=esignheryl-20&creative=9325&linkCode=as2&creativeASIN=B00LDYGTU2&linkId=cbbeca91d264758b275c0e2cddc301ac

[Psehunter]

All my stuff is organized by season and then put in those vacuum bags and I store those bags in a scent lok tote

[hammer4reel]

I just park my hunting truck till next fall with everything in it LOL.

Too much stuff to have to take out 

[BillW0323]

I store mine in a Scent Lok bag and I make sure to put a fresh filter in the bag. Take them out a couple of weeks before season opener to wash them and replace the filter again. 

[toxo]

I  just  leave mine in a large tupper ware type container or two.

[Nomad]

Hangs in the garage where it always does.

[vdep217]

To save space I get the space bags from wall mart. Keeps oders out and they lay flat I put them in totes in the shed or attic

[Thunderchicken]

Hang em on a nail, throw them in a Rubbermaid container whatever you choose... JUST HUNT THE WIND!!

[Stan Putz]

They aren't going anywhere until after turkey season, right now all the clothes are hanging on a clothesline outside under the porch roof.

Edited February 27, 2018 by Stan Putz