It's looking promising:
Woodsman does not seem to bother the deer. A friend, named Bill Doyle, had offered to set an open tin of Woodsman in view of a deercam for a few nights.
To quote Bill:
"I've got some good news and I've got some bad news. The good news is
the deer, although cautious were able to walk right up to the can of
Woodsman and feed within inches. The bad news is the video was cloudy.
A combination of bad infrared lighting and a dirty lens. I think I
have the problem corrected and am going to try again tonight. The
smell of the Woodsman is obvious when you get within 5 to 15
feet of the area where the can is sitting. That's a good testament to
the smell. If the deer were not 100 percent sure they would not get
within 30 yards of that smell.
It looks like it may be a winner."
the deer, although cautious were able to walk right up to the can of
Woodsman and feed within inches. The bad news is the video was cloudy.
A combination of bad infrared lighting and a dirty lens. I think I
have the problem corrected and am going to try again tonight. The
smell of the Woodsman is obvious when you get within 5 to 15
feet of the area where the can is sitting. That's a good testament to
the smell. If the deer were not 100 percent sure they would not get
within 30 yards of that smell.
It looks like it may be a winner."
What that means, is that hunters and wildlife enthusiasts can wear Woodsman, keeping their face and hands protected during the cold, dark nights without spooking the game.
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