53. Question to subscribers on articles reading. ScentLok Saddle Hunter suit and scent control vid by @Eberhart Outdoors - Post Details
53. Question to subscribers on articles reading. ScentLok Saddle Hunter suit and scent control vid
This video requests subscribers to reply about John reading many of his kill articles beginning in the 1970's, on this YouTube channel (as well as putting them on his "Eberhart Saddle Hunting Pressured Whitetails" Facebook page). John's kill articles offer a lot of subtle instructional information about the hunt and all the details during them and he would like your opinion on how best to present them. John also talks about the design features of his soon to be released, ScentLok signature Saddle Hunter suit as well as his plan on putting several YouTube videos out about the technology of activated carbon and a scent control regimen that works.
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