First Look: Wildlife Research Center Scent Killer Gold Bar Soap

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posted on June 22, 2022
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WRC Scent Killer Gold Bar Soap Lead

For 2022, Wildlife Research Center has introduced its new and improved Scent Killer Gold Bar Soap in an updated ultra-premium, odor-fighting formula.

Wildlife Research Center Scent Killer Gold Bar Soap

The new 4.5-ounce Gold Bar Soap has a special unscented, anti-odor formula that goes after human odor at its source. The deep cleaning Anti-Odor formula is formulated with special moisturizers and Aloe. This high-quality odor fighting bar soap is just what you need to prepare for the hunt and is great for year-round use. For best results, take advantage of the entire Scent Killer system.

Scent Killer Gold Bar Soap has an MSRP of $7.99. For more information, visit wildlife.com.

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