First Look: Wildlife Research Center X-tra Concentrated Masking Scents

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posted on June 8, 2020
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Wildlife Research Center has released a new line of masking scents, deigned to be extra concentrated, with twice the smell in convenient spray-pump bottles. These scents are available in Pine, Earth, Acorn, Cedar and Apple, not only masking human smells, but even working to attract big-game animals. The entire line will be available in stores this fall, in four-ounce bottles. For more information, please visit wildlife.comMSRP: $8.99

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