Does scent eliminator spray expire?

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I have some bottles for previous years. Does it go bad? If the shite even works at all.

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No, it is just as ineffective brand new as it is when its a couple years old.

Cover sprays and "scent eliminators" do not work against dogs and Deer have better sniffers than dogs.

I cover my scent with cigarettes, cherry coke, and PB&J

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I cover my scent with cigarettes, cherry coke, and PB&J

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Thats as good as the guy that posted he brings a 6 pack to the stand and pisses off the side!!!!!

Yes they have expired even before you bought them for the simple fact they do not work. Grab a hand full of pine needles break them in half and wipe down real good is about the best you can do. And yes deer can smell you over fox and coon piss too. Only thing being fooled my cover scents and odor eliminators is your wallet.

I've wondered the same thing. I have a lot of it stockpiled from years past. This year I decided to use it all up. I feel as if it probably does expire.

As for whether or not it works... My personal experience says "sometimes." I've beat a deer's nose using scent eliminators before. I've also been busted by a deer after showering, spraying, washing, etc. with scent eliminators. However, one thing is for sure, I've never beat a deer's nose without using it. I use it but I still hunt the wind, every time.

I truly believe there is nothing in this world you can do to mask your scent from a deers nose. You're either up wind where he can smell you or you're not.

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Grab a hand full of pine needles break them in half and wipe down real good is about the best you can do

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If rubbing pine needles on your clothing is going to help cover your scent, then why bother? The deer would already be standing on thousands of pine needles.

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I almost died the last time I ate gummi bears. Pretty much choked to death, and almost wrecked my truck because of it. Never again

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I take my morning dump downwind of my stand.