You wear it and use it just like regular camouflage, except that it eliminates human odor. But he is so concerned about the acute senses of deer, that he only puts the potion in small, sterilized plastic film canisters having only natural cotton to absorb the liquid. Larry Norton is awed by the ability of a deer's nose, too. Some companies even go to the great lengths of taking actual urine from estrous does and rutting bucks. If you touch the ground, or a tree or bush, your scent stays there for many hours, even days in some conditions.
Rubber gloves eliminate that problem.
It's largely believed this is because hunting a spot too often alerts deer from man scent that contaminates the place. This is an important consideration while scouting. When you locate a great place to hunt, set up right there, rather than risk walking around too much in the area and spoiling the site with human scent. Also, too many hunters walking and scouting a place can ruin a spot faster than a single hunter working on his own. Bowmen who spend much time chasing mountain game have special scent problems.