Preview: WRC Scent Killer No Zone Tote Tamers

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posted on December 31, 2025
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WRC Scent Killer No Zone Tote Tamers

Whether hunting, sport shooting or participating in general outdoor activities and sports, you have likely dealt with gear odor. The specialists at Wildlife Research Center can help with their Scent Killer No Zone Tote Tamers, handy and inexpensive deodorizers that combat the effects of bacteria and their associated odors. The canisters work well in tight and dark spaces to liven up the freshness of stored gear such as those boots parked by the back door or that duffle tucked away in the basement closet. Simply place No Zone Tote Tamers where needed, no batteries required, and allow the activated carbon to maintain the freshness of your gear for up to a year. Price: $17. Contact: Wildlife Research Center; (800) 873-5873; wildlife.com.

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