This is the first in a series (they will not be in consequential order) of videos addressing; scent control, activated carbon technology, how activated carbon is made, how porous it is by showing photo's of the cavernous sides of several single particles of activated carbon through an electron microscope (the particles of activated carbon shown are smaller than a grain of sand), some of the thousands of absorptive and filtering uses that worldwide industries and governmental bodies use activated carbon for and why it has been improperly used by so many hunters that have owned and used it over the years. During John's first 35 seasons of bow hunting, he hunted 100% according to the prevailing wind direction, and explains how it dictated so many aspects of how, when and where he had to hunt. John also shares a couple tests he did on a public land mature does that were the final tests before he felt confident in totally disregarding wind direction when bow hunting on heavily pressured public and free permission properties in Michigan.