First Look: Scent Killer Forest Edge Air & Space Deodorizer

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posted on May 7, 2020
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Wildlife Research Center has introduced the new Forest Edge Scent Killer No Zone Air & Space Deodorizer. With all-around appealing scents of fresh-cut wood, and other forest-based fragrances that are comforting to deer, this is a scent-control tool that can be used both before and after the hunt. No Zone technology, meanwhile, attacks odors on the molecular level in larger open spaces, making it perfect for use in vehicles, and even large rooms. As its name suggests, the spray is completely ozone-free, making it a safer alternative. For more information, please visit wildlife.com. MSRP: $8.99

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