NorthwoodsWiscoHnter wrote:Southern Man wrote:What if deer in your area are used to smelling the smells you are getting rid of? Will the absense of those smells make them more wary?
Based on the information I gathered from bowhunter15's podcast on ozone, that isn't really how it works. The person they interview explains that ozone acts sort of like a nose jammer where they suddenly cannot smell. He describes it as the deer getting temporarily blinded since their nose is their best sense. If this is true I would think a deer wouldn't like it at all! Especially where I hunt on public. Our deer don't run into people often and are very wary of anything foreign.
If it does do that you’d think they’d make it illegal. For example here it’s illegal to use the aid of smoke or chemicals for this exact reason.
I know it does remove smells though. I have a small model that I’ve use to neutralize a room with a dead mouse in the wall. Also used it in the truck