Ozonics In A Tree Stand?

[BowVista]

Do any of you Ozonics guys use them in tree stands? I've always heard of using them in ground blinds, but haven't heard much about tree stands.

One of the spots I'm hunting this year is between a river and a lake, and down in a low draw. The wind swirls like crazy! Yesterday (it was pretty dang hot and I sweat like a machine), I got winded in 3 different directions. I love this spot, and have a good buck coming through the area regularly, so I really want to figure something out quick so that I can hunt without worry of getting busted constantly.

[rladner]

I ONLY use mine in a tree stand. I usually don't have a problem in the blind (keeps my scent containted). Its my tree stand that I get winded. So, I only use mine in the tree. Works great, but to be honest, I don't think I've ever used it in a swirling wind. It normal wind it works great.

[Dejashoot]

I use my 200 in a tree and put it on "high". Works great.

[Delirious]

200 on high about 17-20 feet off the ground. It's right above me and I don't move it either way the wind blows. High settings get me around 4-5 hours.

[txdukklr]

answer received

200 on boost but i've found you better have it set to blanket the wind direction vs a box blind where it doesn't matter as much

[elkbowhunter]

If you get pretty high up in a stand these work pretty good. Just tie 10 Ever Calm Deodorant sticks to the fan(duct tape) and turn on high. Its a cheap alternative to Ozonics.