Does a nose jammer really work?

Nose Jammer is not an attractant and not a cover scent. Nose Jammer uses a mixture of vanillin and other organic compounds that effectively jam, or overload, a big game animal’s sense of smell. When the brain is trying to process more odor sensory information than it is capable of, the signal shuts off and will not restart until it has had time to cool off.

Nose Jammer overwhelms the olfactory system and overpowers an animal’s capacity to recognize and track human scent, much like an extremely bright light might wash out a picture image. The best part is that it does it without putting the animal at risk.

There are claims that the scent of Nose Jammer relaxes big game animals because the major ingredient in the composition, Vanillin, can be found in their natural habitat, primarily in trees and shrubs. Vanillin is a by-product of wood that may be found in a wide range of tree species in North America, including Conifers, Oaks, and Maple trees, to mention a few. The goal is to provide these natural components at concentrated amounts in order to overwhelm the sense of smell.

Vanillin has also been demonstrated to lessen the startle reflex in both people and animals. This boosts Nose Jammer’s efficacy because it not only overloads a big game animal’s sense of smell, but it also relaxes the animal’s startle reflex, which is a lethal combination.

“Making oneself invisible to large game is your number one objective when hunting, but not by covering up your scent or trying to smell like a deer,” says John Redmond, creator and president of Fairchase Products. The primary concept of Nose Jammer is to blend in with the large game’s surroundings by employing compounds found in the trees and shrubs where they dwell on a daily basis.”

The Nose Jammer is employed in a variety of ways depending on how and what you hunt. However, you normally spray your boots on the approach to your stand, then a dash at the foot of the tree, and then spray the tree for 5 seconds while standing in it to attach the jammer and form a cloud. When game animals get downwind, the first item that comes into contact with their nose is Nose Jammer. Spray your clothes and boots when you’re on a place and stalk.

The Nose Jammer is available in 6 oz. Alternatively, a 2 oz. It comes in an aerosol can, making it convenient to carry in any bag or pocket.