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From the top hunting clubs to the pages of the world's best
hunting magazines, the Elimitrax System is generating quite a buzz
among the hunting elite.
"I've used the Elimitrax system for a couple of years now, and I've
been quite impressed with its ability to keep deer from detecting my trail."
- Bill Winke, North American Whitetail Magazine
"More than 100 deer and two coyotes crossed my entry routes throughout the
year and at no time did any of them show signs of detecting my presence."
- Jon Silks, Bowhunting.net
What North American Whitetail Magazine has to say ...
Once again, one of my primary reasons for not using mock scrapes in the
past was my great concern about leaving human scent in the area. However,
in addition to the obvious step of wearing rubber gloves, Bobby (Worthington)
let me in on another one of his secrets. Now let me say right here that
I am not one for promoting products that I don't believe in or use myself.
Money can't make me promote something I don't believe in.
With that said, I feel compelled to mention a product that Bobby introduced
me to. During one of our conversations when I was asking him about scent
control around mock scrapes, Bobby told me about Elimitrax. Elimitrax is a
glove-like over-boot product that is worn over the foot and leg to contain odor.
I skeptically asked Bobby why this product was any better than rubber boots,
and he explained that it was the material the product was made from.
"A new pair of rubber boots gives off an odor that is detectible to even the
human nose," Bobby said. "This is due to the chemical makeup of the materials
that rubber boots are made from. However, the Elimitrax over-boot system is
made from a formula of materials that is odorless."
I'm sure Bobby could still sense my skepticism as he explained this to me.
So he went on to tell me how he tested the over-boots effectiveness. Bobby
works at a prison where a pack of bloodhounds are kept to track down escapees
in the event of an escape. One day Bobby took his Elimitrax over-boots to work
and tested them against the keen noses of the bloodhounds. After putting them on,
he headed for a wooded area beyond the prison and intstructed a co-worker to
give him a head-start before bringing on the bloodhounds.
Bobby had barely gotten out of sight when he heard the bloodhounds howling.
He circled around to a spot where he could watch them try to pickup his trail.
To his amazement, they were unable to track him even though the trail was only minutes old.
He was convinced right then and there of the products potential. Now, so am I." "
- Don Higgins, North American Whitetail Magazine, August 2007
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