The suit is ingeniously designed with openings in mitts for hunters to wiggle out fingers when it's time to shoot. The hunting advantages of the Bug Tamer are numerous and obvious. In addition, in very hot weather, the entire suit can be saturated in water, wrung out, then put on, which makes for cooling evaporation while wearing. Rubber boots are the hallmark of deer hunters who are aware of the troubles lingering human scent can have on their success. Deer lures, especially those in a gel form are easy to apply to your rubber boots, boot pads and treebranches when making mock scrapes.
Some bowmen use such sprays daily on their boots, outer garments, caps, even tree stand parts.
They're especially careful to spray their waist, crotch and under-arms before each hunt. Some successful deer hunters are so concerned about a deer's keen nose, that they only wear hunting clothes when they're in the woods. They carry camo clothing in a tightly sealed plastic bag, which protects it from contamination from unnatural, human-associated scents. They wear street clothes at home or in hunt camp, as well as in restaurants and vehicles. Once in the woods, they change into hunting garb.