ive got a bottle of Scent Away spray from Hunters Specielties and ive had it in the garage for about 2 years. the garage is not

[mattginter ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close mattginter]

ive got a bottle of Scent Away spray from Hunters Specielties and ive had it in the garage for about 2 years. the garage is not heated so it could have froze, is it still good to use it for the 2009 MN Deer season?

[charlie elk ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close charlie elk]

It will work as good now as it would have 2 years ago. These types of products are only psychological aids that give some hunters more confidence.
They do not work as advertised.
You are much better off paying attention to wind and thermal current directions to control your scent.
Happy hunting.

[MN Outdoorsman ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close MN Outdoorsman]

If your garage is not heated I'm guessing it is not kept cool as well. Garages can get really hot in the summer. That may be your biggest concern rather than getting to cold.

[jcarlin ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close jcarlin]

I won't claim to have the experience of Charlie above, and I believe that playing the wind trumps scent control, BUT my experience is that the products work. The first time I used a full scent control routine (no carbon), I was sitting the ground on a pail pushed back into some bushes along a small 1/4 acre opening. A large bodied buck, but with one missing antler walked past me adn began feeding 15 yards in front of me broadside. The winde was swirling slightly and obviously at some piont he got a fix on me. I was wearing full camo an facemask and sitting as still as possible while breathing. He stamped and snorted, then slowly made his way up to me to the point where he was sniffing with his neck outstretched past my knees towards my face. Decided he couldn't solve the puzzle and walked back to where he was feeding and resumed. That buck may have just been a bit of a dullard, but it made a believer out of this guy.

[bigjake ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close bigjake]

I'd chuck it and get another bottle, stuffs not super expensive anyway and its better to be safe than sorry.Keep new bottle in the house where there is less temperature changes.

[Taylor Pommier ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close Taylor Pommier]

i would trust it i use the scent killer brand i leave it in the truck when its -30 in the winter and it still works fine i had a 2x3 whitetail come and bed down beside me 5 feet away

[Louie ⭐ Find all posts View Profile Close Louie]

i agree with charlie, never use that scent control stuff