Dead Down Wind Hunting Wind Detector | Odorless Wind Direction Indicator, Longer Range Visibility, Detects Subtle Breezes, No Clumping, Mess Free Formula | Secure Squeeze Bottle | .98 Oz Orange One Size

super.

This is a bargain I use a lot of this when elk hunting and they fill the bottle so lots of use

Has done a good job as a wind aid. Not much to say except enough comes out when I squeeze it, so it does its job.

I have been using this stuff for years and it has been consistently reliable.However, I dropped 1 star due to leaking caps and inconsistent bottle fill volume.I just bought 3 bottles and when they arrived I saw 2 of them had leaked powder inside the packaging. There was no powder on the outside of the packages for the individually wrapped bottles. The caps were on tight, but the bottle necks have an irregular seam that was formed during the bottle manufacturing. This seam prevents a good seal unless the caps are screwed down very tight.Also, the bottle fill amount is not consistent. One bottle was just under half full, the next about a third, and the last had about a quarter of fill powder in the bottle. The packages were sealed tight and there was only a pinch of loose powder inside the clear plastic wrappers, so that indicates almost no lost product.Looks like I'm buying more air than powder!

I bought this for teaching my dog tracking and finding items. Took a class on studying how odors move depending on terrain, humidity, tempature, wind, ect., This product lets you squeeze the bottle and it blows up a puff of the powder and you can study or see the direction the odor is traveling from that spot and is great for understanding how your dog moves to come back to the find. I am sure it works great alos for hunting and knowing which way the wind blows.

Great for hunting. A little goes a long way. No smell and works really well.

item ok

Does what it's supposed to do......indicates the direction of the wind. Just be aware that if you have teenage children the middle one will take the bottle while out hunting and consistently blow this stuff about 4" upwind of your face and ask you "what direction do you think the wind is blowing?" This happens about 500 times an outing. Maybe someday I'll remember to take it away from him.