For sure! Too many videos on this guys method or that guy how to hunt this or that terrain and beds etc. I been hunting for over 30 years- Im not a pro by any means, but I think I got it a bit. Tell me something I dont know. This is different and more practical to keep you in the woods. Awesome stuff.

Ditto, I have a 12 volt in my van on the passenger floor all the time during season.

That harvests legends

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scouting videos are coming - Joe

They will all come

Thanks Ryan. Not so much research, knowing hunting products is my job as I'm a sales rep in the hunting industry and have represented a lot of categories so I know a lot about garments, boots, layering, etc. and I have to know the competition and there price points and good or bad qualities.

No no teach them how to count actually votes of living registered voters

MAGA2020

Amen to that brother, totally agree and the dem states are setting a precedent on mail in ballots every 4 years if this isn't challenged in the courts. Elections will be meaningless going forward if this is allowed to continue.

It’s looking like we”ll at least keep the senate. 🙏 .

Keep the politics in political forums please!

I would get a dryer with forced air such as the mighty dry from jobsite - Joe

I typically bow hunt out of state once a year during the Michigan gun season because I don't gun hunt.

WOW, interesting comment. Breathable boots leave human odor and to me that is not acceptable. They also don't breath enough to keep socks and interiors dry, just enough to allow odor molecules out. Baffin boots are rubber exteriors so they do not breath or allow odor molecules to escape out any seams because there are none. Baffins have liners and if you walk long distances the boots will get damp from the walk. Check out the boot video and it will explain how to rectify that, or the warmers video.

@@eberhartoutdoors4219 I was not implying that the Baffin should breath. My feet sweat even when I sit still and my body is cold. This is true for many people (hyperhydrosis). My feet stay much warmer in any outdoor activity when I wear a breathable boot. For bow hunting I just deal with wet feet although I'm having some sucess with antiperspirant on my soles. I did buy a pair of Baffins and I think they will keep moisture off my skin longer than other rubber boots. I will find out soon. You did a great job answering a lot of my questions about how you handle moisture in your other videos. Thanks!

I carry the hip boots or waders and change into them at the river edge, cross and change back into my hunting boots and roll up the hip boots or waders and hide them near the river edge for the exit.

@@eberhartoutdoors4219 Thank you!

I have to say that when I wear ScentLok I have had zero issues with skeeters as they are attracted to your carbon dioxide which is covered when wearing ScentLok. I used to have major issues with them but only around my exposed face anymore. Are you having issues other than on exposed areas of your face?

No as ozone is really bad for rubber - Joe

I set up his bows and they are not set up any different then any other bow for the most part but I will be doing a bow set up video in the future and some other tech videos - Joe ( I am an archery tech at a local shop )

He said in one of his podcasts that he is usually there 2 hours before shooting light. So he gets there before they start moving from their bedding areas in the morning.

Doug, there will be several shows on scent control next year. ScentLok owns the scent control market and technology on hunting garments and that is not up for debate. It will take several segments to drive home the technology, care, use, storage and overall details of how activated carbon lined clothing works. There are so many skeptics out there that have no clue of molecular adsorption and technology and I want to make sure everything is covered from ridiculous dog tracking tests to being able to commonly have mature deer downwind without spooking or having a clue. Scent control is such a game changer that I don't want to fluff it off with some inferior or should I say, not sufficient enough information.

@@eberhartoutdoors4219 when you said you do not need to pay attention to the wind..I said I have to here this...no way...I have used sent lock in the past, but after a few uses it did not seem to be as effective and the charcoal residue in the washer dryer made our close gray. Look forward to your videos

@@dougpierce3894 That had to be quite a few years ago if the suit was leaking carbon as they don't any more. My early suits left a little residue and if you washed your suits, you likely ruined them as they should not be washed as it breaks down the adhesive (glue) used to sandwich the carbon layer between the fabrics on either side. I'm looking forward to making the videos and it will require several to cover layering, exteriors, gloves, headcover with drop down facemasks, storage, care, use, technology and a plethora of other things. We have a lot of videos to make and it will be interesting. Will also do a video on layering as a stand alone because proper layering is very important. When you can go through an entire season without overheating on entries and exits and control your heat while on stand, hunting is much more enjoyable.

@@eberhartoutdoors4219 Thank you sir. Look forward to your videos.

I have a pair and they run about a half size small. Thats what I have found and I also hear that from other hunters.

I love my Baffins.

The baffins are even warmer if you change the liner out for the wool felt liners - Joe

@@eberhartoutdoors4219 Very interesting . Ty for that tip. Is there any particular brand that you could recommend?

Ditto from 25 years ago.

Wifes hair dryer is a one station dryer and my wife would never let me use hers for drying my boots. It's not like boot dryers are expensive and they last forever.

Eberhart Outdoors true I have one boot dryer and one of my wife's dryers for when I'm in a rush.. lol take care .. Mu feet sweat early season

I know that there has been issues when boot throats totally cover the base.