That link didn't come up. Just how much does a pig sweat? 
Lots and lots -
Here is that post - Could not figure out the link but you can go to the bow hunting forum and search Scent Killer - this is from August 09I'll start by saying this - I do everything I can to put the odds in my favor. Oh yeah, and I've got a little OCD going on too.
All clothes are washed in Sports Wash and then sprayed with the UV killer. Everything is stored in water proof bags until I am ready to put it on - shirts, pants, coats, packs, hats, socks underwear, everything. All of the bags get a good squirt of earth scent right before they are closed up (just make sure it goes on pants or socks and not on a face mask or hat, or that will be all you smell in the field. I actually have an air tight closet that I built in my house to store all my gear in during the off season so that no food/ household odors get on anything.
I usually go for two weeks during archery elk and hunt from my camper. The towels, rugs, and bed covering get washed in sports wash right before I head out. I have a strict no cook rule in the camper two weeks prior to season ( hopefully a month before). The camper is thoroughly aired out for several weeks prior to going. I use a lot of the earth scent on the rugs and some on the bedding to cover any residual smells.
When I leave the house, about the last thing I do is take a shower using the scent killer soap. Forthe road trip, I put on "street clothes" washed in Sport Wash. The only cooking I do is to heat hot water in the morning for oat meal. The exhaust fans in the camper are on while the oat meal hydrates and while I eat. For dinner, its peperoni, jerky, and crackers with various desert items added. I take a lot of care to not touch anything I don't have to. I keep a damp paper towel with scent killer soap close for whipping my hands off. I actually eat using only one hand to keep the scent transfer to a minimum.
While in the camper, I wear these scent free street clothes, usually just shorts. My hunting gear does not go on until I am ready to hit the trail. All hunting gear is hosed down with scent killer right before I put it on. If I need to drive some were while in my hunting gear, I have scent free towels on the seats. The towels get a good dose of scent killer along with the seat belt(s)and then some cover scent added. The steering wheel, shifter, armrests all get wiped down with scent killer. That goes for the bike seat and handle bars too....
All the gear that I have not worn is in the water proof bags in the camper. Anthing that I intend on wearing more than once including packs, calls, misc gear go in a big rubbermaid type container in the camper. I usually wear pants two days, shirts one day. I keep a towel in the bottom of the container that is doused in earth scent Before anything goes into the container it gets hosed with scent killer. Add a little more earth scent, and then the container is closed up. When the gear comes back out it gets hosed with scent killer again and taken out of the camper. I add cover scent to the outside of the packs and on the areas that contact my back. Hats usually get worn for several days but will get rinsed out and really hosed with scent killer and that enzyme stuff... cant remember the name... Smiley face on it...
The only time gear is left out in the camper other than boots, is if I totally get drenched and the rain gear needs to dry some. My sleeping bag does stay on the bed, but it gets hosed with scent killer and some earth scent right after I get out of it and right before I get in it.
Boots get scent killer powder in them every night when they come off at the door, along with earth scent. I do put cow in heat (or doe in heat during deer season) scent on a scent pad on under the laces on the lower tongue of my boots. I take several pairs of boots just in case they get too wet to dry over night. They sit in front of the heater on the floor of the camper. By the end of two weeks of hunting everything has a real "woodsy aroma." my wife cant stand it, but I love it..
Every night before I turn in, i wipe down with damp paper towels with scent killer soap on them, and then wipe off with ones with no soap. The same in the morning right before I put my gear on, after breakfast and making a deposit......
All gear that is done being worn - pants, socks, shirts, underwear - is put in thick black garbage bags with cover scent added. The bags are tied at the top.
Once back home, everything that has been used gets washed and then put away, anything that did not come out of the waterproof bags is still good and can get stored right a way.
Garbage is thrown away if/ when I get the chance, if not it's in plastic bags between the bed rail and camper in the bed of the truck ( out side).
By taking these steps, I know I have done everything I can on the scent side to minimize my signature. I still keep track of the wind, but sometimes the herd / animal will move around you. I have prooven to my self with countless close encouters that the scent killer and UV killer work.
I have actually walked, on purpose, right into the middle of a herd of 25+ animals during the middle of the day during early archery, in the middle of a clear cut, to take pictures. I have two shots (pics) of a cow and calf from that heard at 5 yards. I was 15 yards from the 4x5 that was running the heard at the time. They all spooked when I went to take the third shot of the cow and calf. The battery went dead on the camera and beep, beep, beep.......... end of story. Did I mention this was in the Winston unit were there is a good amount of pressure to say the least. Another day in Ryderwood, it was three bulls that were walking in line. each stopped in turn to stare at the funny looking bush, me. I had staring contest with each at 4 yds - too close to move/ shoot. And many more.
