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Thread: Who uses a Thermo Cell in the bush?

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    I discovered quickly why a thermacell is a valuable piece of equipment when I was on my first turkey hunt 3 years ago.
    I was determined not to move because we had two toms in sight following a hen making her way down a small hill in front of us.
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    Quote Originally Posted by mattadam View Post
    I discovered quickly why a thermacell is a valuable piece of equipment when I was on my first turkey hunt 3 years ago.
    I was determined not to move because we had two toms in sight following a hen making her way down a small hill in front of us.
    OUCH! You sir are a dedicated turkey hunter
    Tom - RVO
    (Hunting, planning a hunt, dreaming of hunting or dead)
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    They work!! Enough said.

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    I'd leave my gun at home before I'd leave my thermacell behind!!!
    HRCH LZL's Hammer of Thor

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    As JMatthews said, if you don't think it's working, turn it off! We were getting bit some on a spring turkey hunt, so I turned it off. It was insane how many more skeeters swarmed within a minute or two.

    I bought the earth scent by accident once. I prefer the original since the earth scent smells like rotting leaves and dirt, but I'm not worried about scent as a bird hunter.

    The first time I used one, it didn't work at all. Was worse even. Then I realized that I forgot the pad I bought one of the camo cases for it that houses some extra pads and butane so I never run out in the bush.

    They don't do much when there's a stiff breeze or when you're moving quickly, but the skeeters aren't usually as bad in those cases anyway.

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    Dang Mattadam,That pic makes me feel itchy..I hope you got the bird for enduring that torture.

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    Lol. Both shoulders and arms, the top of my back and the tops of my knees looked like that. Unfortunately no I didn't get my first gobbler that year, but I learned the value of a thermacell and tagged my first bird the next spring. Now I am anxiously awaiting this years spring season, when I renewed my OOD subscription this year I ordered the turkey and fishing package that comes with a thermacell. Now I will have two of them and no excuse for mosquitoes to hassle me.

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    I don't leave home without it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by wtrfowlr View Post
    I don't leave home without it.
    What he said !!!!!!! More important than decoys. !!

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    I won't leave home during late turkey season without it. It's a lifesaver. Best money I've spent on turkey gear!

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