The Dokken Shed Hunting Antler Shed Rack Wash is a scent neutralizer designed to remove human scent from your training antlers, and it can be used on both dummy antlers and real antler sheds. This wash provides a...
The Dokken Shed Hunting Antler Shed Rack Wash is a scent neutralizer designed to remove human scent from your training antlers, and it can be used on both dummy antlers and real antler sheds. This wash provides a more realistic and effective training experience, ensuring your dog focuses on the scent of the antlers, not any distracting human odor. Whether you're preparing for your next shed hunt or perfecting your dog’s skills, this wash is an essential tool for success.
Simply add the contents of the bottle to 1 gallon of water. Mix well and soak your antlers in the solution to remove all traces of human scent. After soaking and drying, you can enhance your training by adding your preferred antler training scent to the antlers for a more realistic and effective experience.
When training a shed dog, it’s crucial to eliminate human scent from your antlers to ensure your dog is honing in on the antler scent itself. Any trace of human scent on the antlers could cause your dog to focus on the wrong odor, leading to unrealistic training. This could result in your dog excelling in training but underperforming in real-world shed hunting situations. With Dokken’s Shed Rack Wash, you’ll ensure your dog develops the skills needed for successful hunts in the field.
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