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As long as I haven't moved from the exact spot where I applied it the scent eliminator has worked fine for me. Have had Moose, Elk, Bear, Roe, Fallow and Moose come right on in from downwind responding to a call. One bear actually fast trotted right into me, as did a Bull Moose. That being said, if I have so much as moved from one side of the tree to the other after application of the eliminator the jig has been up the moment the animals hit the wind fan while they circle downwind, which older, larger and wiser animals often do.
For those animals which have a higher unlocking number for the call than they do for the scent lure it at least gives you something to entice the animal with. I'll put the lure on a bush, call and then fast sneak for cover down and crosswind wise, apply the eliminator see what happens. I've even had that work after an animal has given me a warning vocal. Sometimes nothing works. That's hunting.
Hope this helps.
Scents are very effective in every direction especially when used in combination with callers. I had some high level animals run nearly over me when used the combinaion of both. and that with shy bulls/bucks which normally will not come closer than 100m! So if you are on a hunt for diamonds i really recommend to take scents with you as it will help you to move the animals in a range for the needed perfect shot!