Cover scent for Antelope blind with swirling wind

[wildcat westerner]

Hello,
A unique opportunity has come my way. A chance to hunt a ranch at 8,400 feet in the Rockies which has Antelope on it. I will be bowhunting in a blind. In the two times I have been here I have noted this is a bowl shaped area and real winds blow here!
its been decades since I have bowhunted, yet today I saw a buck larger than either of my 16 inchers. It is the winds that seem to be a potential problem. They swirl in this elevated area.
What type of scent can I use to cover the blind and my scent especially for a protracted period, as from before sun up till after sundown?
I woud appreciate experienced and knowledgable help in this challenge, not so much opinion, as this is a very special opportunity for me.
Thanks, in advance
WW

 

[Barrelnut]

Coyote pee and/or cover the floor of your hide with fresh alfalfa.

 

[Mike 338]

skunk

 

[BigGrizz]

Get a kid's pin-wheel. A real shiny one. Set it out on a prominent point. No cover scent needed.

 

[carl1775]

Hai Karate?
Just kidding. When in doubt, zero scent is better than a cover scent.

 

[wildcat westerner]

Zero scent will be closely checked out by me. Thanks,

WW

 

[LongProng]

How about just wash your clothes with a scent free soap and don't stink. Antelope don't have a great sniffer like deer and elk. Their eyesight on the other hand is exceptional.

 

[436]

For Coyotes and Deer, I use Scent Killer products they seem to work on both quite well I can't see why it wouldn't on Turbo Goat's.

 

[James L Holzhauer]

Get and Ozonics HR-230 scent elimination system. It is awesome for whitetail deer and the ozone will go where the wind blows. It is awesome!

 

[carl1775]

Sorry, I didn't clarify, but zero scent is not a product. I was merely saying the absence of scent, is better than a cover scent.

 

[carl1775]

But, maybe we could get a scent neutralizing product, trademark the name and start marketing?????

 

[Elkeater]

@wildcat westerner Where you hunting? Sounds like where I live.

 

[RYEWSKY25284]

Hello,
A unique opportunity has come my way. A chance to hunt a ranch at 8,400 feet in the Rockies which has Antelope on it. I will be bowhunting in a blind. In the two times I have been here I have noted this is a bowl shaped area and real winds blow here!
its been decades since I have bowhunted, yet today I saw a buck larger than either of my 16 inchers. It is the winds that seem to be a potential problem. They swirl in this elevated area.
What type of scent can I use to cover the blind and my scent especially for a protracted period, as from before sun up till after sundown?
I woud appreciate experienced and knowledgable help in this challenge, not so much opinion, as this is a very special opportunity for me.
Thanks, in advance
WW

I hunt an area of Wyoming close to Belle Fourche,SD. Pretty High plains/Prairie & yet very close to the "Black Hills" Winds & weather change very rapid. On an opening day Hunt 1994 0r 5. It was 96 degrees at 11:45am and by 5pm it was 5 degrees with wind chill factor. Wind can be a problem! On every occasion without exception, when I used fox urine cover sent, my hunt was successful. Over the years I've taken about 45 antelope out of this place, with shots from 75yards out to 1060. Fox urine is a very good cover. My.02 cents

 

[carl1775]

Antelope like coyotes, skunk and fox? I am in no way saying these haven't worked. That said, a cover scent, is still a scent. Whatever game you are pursuing, they know you're there. The best scent to have, is no scent at all. Anything beyond fresh cut cedars boughs, sage brush, or whatever natural vegetative scent you have in your immediate hunting vicinity, is unnecessary.