Storing Your Hunting Clothes Until Next Season

[LPJR]

Garage like Nomad's. 

[JHbowhunter]

I built a custom hermetically sealed chamber complete with 4 scent crusher ozonators running around the clock.

 

 

Nah just kidding, they are hanging up in my master bedroom walk in closet next to my dress shirts and suits. I will probably wash them pre-season, although I think they are all clean already so I will probably just hang outside in the sun and fresh air a few days prior to using them.

[Hunter115522]

Rubbermaid tub in the basement

[Devil Horns]

Rubbermaid tubs in the garage.

 

 

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[Rutting Buck]

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

I store mine the same way as well. 1 storage tub for early season, mid season, and late season

[vdep217]

Just got mine ready. Cold weather and mild weather separate

[LPJR]

 

 

Nah just kidding, they are hanging up in my master bedroom walk in closet next to my dress shirts and suits. I will probably wash them pre-season, although I think they are all clean already so I will probably just hang outside in the sun and fresh air a few days prior to using them.

 

Nice shoe collection Jack! 

[Lunatic]

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 

 

Maybe one day I will grow up to be like you. I mean it. I just can't convince myself scent control is a complete waste of time. My life would be so much easier if I could.

[Lunatic]

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=cbbeca91d264758b275c0e2cddc301ac511zji4u9BL._SY400_.jpg

 

I would need 20 of them:-)

[Lunatic]

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

Too much stuff to have to take out 

 

Another thing I wish I had to make life easier!!

[Stewey]

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

Rubbermaid container marked hunting clothes

[Cedars]

When I used to be much more cognizant of scent control, I would take a new & clean garbage can, cut cedar boughs, then put the boughs in the bottom of can and clothes on top. That made the clothes really smell like the cedar thicket I frequent.

Edited February 27, 2018 by Cedars

[HeadedWest1]

I wash all used hunting clothing in no scent soap, air dry, and store in plastic containers til next hunting season.

[rocky]

Plastic tubs and plastic bags in the attic. When the season rolls around again everything gets washed and stored in plastic tubs and left in the spare room. 

[Rusty]

Rubbermaid container marked hunting clothes

 

ditto