Bravo!

I don't know if this stuff does anything. I've never used it, but I will give you kudos for stating your opinion and findings.

Thanks and keep it up.

buckhunter- I was just thinking the same thing!

It probably does "jam" the smelling power of deer, probably the same way gasoline" jams their nose.

Let me explain. A friend this past season was going hunting one cool morning and inadvertently had placed his work jacket in the back of his truck, which reeked of gasoline and oil. It was camoflauged the same way his hunting coat was.

He didn't realize it until he was two-thirds of the way to his tree stand when he smelled gas from his own coat. He wondered to himself and decided to "stuff" his gas ladened coat under a tree some distance from his stand.

Five minutes till ten a rather large buck passes his stand as if he was "spooked" by something or someone. He lowered the boom on the old bruiser as he was trying to avoid detection.

The buck had come from the direction where the coat had been placed. End of deer, end of story.

Oh for the suckers that spend their hard earned dollars on these gimmics . Like P.T.Barnum said "There is a sucker born every minute" The people who make these products must have that saying framed upon the wall of their corporate offices. I have been suckered in my younger days but as the saying goes I'm too old of cat now to be sc##### by a kitten. Save your money and buy guns , bows, ammo and arrows.

Remember the Life cereal commercials? I'm a Mikey when it comes to Jammer. I tried it, and I like it. Came with a money back guarantee and none of my friends or myself would consider sending it back. Good stuff.

Dave, have you ever come across a deer that you think hasn't seen a human before? I've had them come from down wind in open fields of tall grass and weeds, slowly advancing, stoping to smell, and then come closer. As long as we didn't move much, the deer kept coming. We continued out talking as the deer came within fifty feet of us. She wasn't afraid, just curious I would guess. She did not associate us with danger. I had another stand up and advance to my tree stand after I opened a thermos of hot coffee. Once up wind she turned around and came back until she could smell that coffee again.

The problem that Mr. Herteau has with the product is that it is a cover sent and it doesn't jam anything.
it Doesn't "jam a big game animals ability to smell" He has stated several times it works fine as a cover sent. The problem is in the false advertising of componys that make this stuff. I refuse to by anything that says "sentblocker" on it, simply because it's a lie and i'm not paying $200 for a pair of pants, or $40 for gloves, and up to somting like $300 for a jacket or some overalls just because they are backed by Bull Sh*t claims and lies. If you like it and wan't to spend money on it feel free, I really don't care what you buy and don't buy. But I think I'll stick to watching my wind and my $60 coveralls from Academy.(the coveralls are probaly the most expensive cammo I own)
Thanks for puting this False advertiseing out their Dave.

I'm sure I won't be popular with this, but here goes...
I think the makers of Nose Jammer made only one mistake, leaving out the word "YOU" at the end of their slogan. Or maybe they thought we were all INTELLIGENT enough to realize that that's what they were implying. (Guess they were wrong if that was the case)
Dave I feel you failed in the evaluation of the results of your "test". Nose Jammer claims to overload the sense of smell (olfactory sytem) of the whitetail, not remove it. Overload it to the point that the smells you put off are not as apparent to the deer. Isn't that what the majority of hunters try to do with camoflauge, scent away, scent-lock, etc., make themselves less noticable? I don't see how you came anywhere close to proving their statement false, just as you can't prove that the deer that WERE startled were so because of your scent.
If anything I think you proved their claims true, giving you the opportunity to shoot the deer, not for it to snuggle up with you in the stand. I've had many great experiences with vanilla as a curiosity scent, causing deer to stop dead in their tracks 100s of yards away, then make a bee-line right to the scent bomb. Seems all you have accomplished is to stir up all the "Haters" (those ready to lynch or banish anyone or anything that is perfectly legal, just what they personally don't like). Bring on the hate votes.

Let us put things in perspective. A deer can smell a rubber boot print for at least an hour after the boot touched the ground. The boot rested on the ground for a brief second leaving nothing more than scent. This scent is measured at the molecular level. You cannot see it or feel it. Let us now compare a boot track to a living, breathing body of human flesh hanging from a tree. If a deer can smell a molecule, I wonder how well a deer can smell 175 lbs of human flesh?

Let us now discuss a deer's sense of smell. It is measure in parts per million. Not sure of the exact measurement but it's pretty good. Good enough to pick out a boot track among the leaves, dirt, trees, grasses and many other scents found in the woods. The nose of a deer is being constantly bombarded with different smells which occur naturally in nature. Will a cornfield or oak tree jam a deer's sense of smell? No. Easy question. How about a doe urine or fox urine? It's pretty vile stuff, much like vanillin, but still far from jamming the nose of a deer. How about a skunk? A much more potent smell than vanillin. A skunk cannot keep a deer from smelling other smells. Is vanillin special? No it is not. The thought of molecules blocking the nose of a deer so that he cannot smell 175 lbs of human flesh hanging from a tree is so outlandish, I cannot even respond.

The product itself backtracks on it's own claims. The claims range from jamming the sense to smell to momentarily confusing the animal for an extra second. Which is it? Heck, a fart can momentarily stop and confuse a deer. Some more than others.

The claims are insulting. We are not stupid. Some of you have obviously mistaken this site for Michael Waddell's fan page. Just go away and leave one of the final bastions of common sense hunting alone.

Wow.
Let's see I've actually sacrificed hunts to test theories out. True a deer will pick out an UNTREATED rubber boot print in a split second, but I have yet to have a deer with their nose to the ground be phased by my boot print after the boots have been sprayed down. Hundreds of deer don't lie. Can you fool a deer's nose? Most definitely you can! To think otherwise after seeing the proof over and over again would be foolish. (If you haven't tested it out yourself, try it.)
Can a deer's nose be OVERLOADED? Why not? If a skunk sprayed you in the face, could you smell the difference between a rose and apple pie, probably not, because your sense of smell would be overloaded!
Now put that 175 pound hunter in stand, if he treated himself with scent-a-way and used this product to overload the olfactory system of the deer, which by the way has around 297,000,000 receptors, it can be easily believable to "jam" the nose of the deer. I've had deer, downwind of me, walk within a few yards of me, (after spraying down with scent-a-way) when hunting from the ground, this has happened on a number of occasions. Deer are amazing creatures, not invincible. They CAN be fooled. To think otherwise wouldn't be using COMMON SENSE!
Go away??
So "common sense hunting" is to narrowmindly bash something not given a fair unbias trial?

Oops. Sorry for the typos. In a bit of rush this morning...

If a skunk sprayed me in the face? Are you saying we have to spray a deer in the face with this stuff to get it to work? This product is nothing more than an odor. The "jamming" part is complete BS. Like I said before, any smell can stop a deer for a second.

Do not compare my sense of smell to that of a deer. It is like comparing a canoe to the Titanic.

I find your last comment the most interesting. "narrowmindly bash something not given a fair unbias trial?" Besides being a plea to sell product, it is also an assumption that I have no experience with whitetail deer. For which you are dead wrong.

I am not bashing your product. It is your insistent assumption that we are a bunch of gullible redneck's which is wearing on my nerves.

Buckhunter,
Have you used this product?

Buckhunter,

"The claims are insulting. We are not stupid. Some of you have obviously mistaken this site for Michael Waddell's fan page. Just go away and leave one of the final bastions of common sense hunting alone."

"THANK YOU for having the kahunas to call out these ridiculously false claims."

Seems to be some ironic comments coming from somebody without any actual experience with the product. Give it a chance and it might change your mind.

Wow, you know deer that well? Scienctist devote their whole lives to the study of whitetail and continue to learn things that were not understood or unknown before. But you obviously know more. Until you try it, your opinion is worth squat.

Dave,
Lets have a poll of those that have ACTUALLY USED Nose Jammer. Not those who haven't and think they know it all!

I purchase products on a routine bases to try them out in the woods. I am always curious about what is being sold to hunters. This is not my livelihood or my business. I just hunt that much. I love testing broadheads. Have purchased dozens of brands over the years just for my own personal use. I test them on the range and in the woods. I do all sorts of silly things with them to test accuracy and strength. It is easy to tell a good broadhead from a bad one.

The problem with me testing your product is that I use no scent control products or materials and I hardly wear camouflage. I also own several nice bows but more often than not I am in the woods with my stick-and-string. By industry standards, I should not be a very successful hunter. But I am. Regardless of my success, you will argue I could have been more successful using your product. If I am not successful you will argue it is due to my lack of scent control. There will never be black and white on this issue.

The reason I have not purchased your product is because I do not need it or want it. It is my experience that any strange odor which alerts deer is not good in the woods. As an experienced bowhunter, I know better than to shoot at an alert deer. Once the deer is downwind and smells anything, it's game over. Do not shoot at that deer. You will never be guaranteed where that arrow will hit.

Buckhunter,
I never meant to insult your hunting skills or how you choose to hunt. I have a problem when individuals form and voice strong opinions on things they have never used or choose never to use. Especially when others have been successful with it. Don't knock it til you've tried it. I'll never know everthing about whitetail and can be pretty safe to say no one out there knows absolutely EVERYTHING about whitetail, as mentioned earlier we're continually learning.
As far as you trying it out, thats fine go for it, but from your comments you've made your mind up before you've even purchased it.

Have ordered my can of Nose Jammer and have purchased scent elimination products. It will take a week or so before I get my can. Stay tuned. I'm excited and hope you are too.

I would love to know who died and made "buckhunter" king? You claim that you never tried the product but have always put in your "2 cents". I think you been using the product all year with great success and don't want to admitt it. I know I been using the product and had countless encounters with mature whitetails DOWNWIND and not alarmed within bow range and I have them hanging on the wall to prove it. People, this is really a simple fix. If you really and truely never tried the product then you really shouldn't have anything to comment on. I'm pretty sure they offer your money back if you are not satisfied. Holy cow, some of you sound like a bunch of kids.

Add that to the list of everything else!

My buddy and I gave nose jammer a try last year and had horrible results! This stuff does NOT work, deer spooked farther away than they would have if we had used nothing.I would NOT reccomend this product to anyone!