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I'm bettin she has an aroma you'll never forgot

i remember the smell of the chick i caught the clap from when i was 16, never made that mistake again.

Too funny.......

that's Wabi's next thread..........

Did you ever get the Clap ?

I waited till I was 41...........

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Hey tikkanut I'll let you have that one, we already have shade here in Oregon! LOL

Cedar and Sage after a rain, Horse barn in the early morning, cows and milking in the early morning, putting up hay, 1st snow,

Hunting season I can smell when it's time to hunt, Bear, Elk, Mule Deer, Quail, bird dogs, warm fire, cold hands and feet, wet cloths, I could go on for ever and not name all the smells that I remember. Rio7

OK...............

can you imagine mid July ?? In Alabama ?

No.

Thank you.

Mint hay after its been distilled in the field, family used to grow a lot of mint in the Willamette valley in OR, spent shotgun shell smell.

Decomposing human.....nothing stinks like that...nothing.

The high desert after a rain.

The incredible, olfactory overload of sage on a crisp, cold morning.....add in a cup of good hot coffee and a fresh dip before walking the sage for pheasant, quail, Huns and chukar is a perfect morning.

The smell of my children when they were infants. Fresh out of their daily bath and swaddled tight in blankets made with the love of family

The faint smell of mom’s perfume on my whiskers after kissing mom’s cheek .

Fresh cut cedar.

Home.

There are so many;
IMR powder smoke on the firing line early in the morning
Jet fuel exhaust
Bacon frying
Coffee brewing
Pipe smoke
Fresh tilled dirt
My Wifes hair after a shower
Rain on hot asphalt
Good beef cooking
hoppe #9
A Zippo lighter striking
Fresh cut wood

Probably some I'm forgetting.

The low desert during or after a rain.

Nothing like the smell of creosote bushes.

Brings back memories of running around there when younger and hunting when older.

High desert smells like home here, and there's nothing wrong with that either.

Beaver Castor, the smell of a big buck mink. Logwood dye boiling in the fall. skunk.

Id like to smell that mint hay.

The smell of the gun powder out of my AR the first stand of the morning just before sunrise after killing the first coyote of the day!

Filling the barn with alfalfa hay.
Fresh cut green oak.
Gross, but three of us in a 90's Toyota at the end of a hot summer
day logging. Chainsaws, diesel, sweat.....
G96.
Diesel exhaust, pre-LSD.
The smell of a small old wooden machinery workshop.
WD-40

My Grandfather’s pipe tobacco smoking.

The smell of yeast in a batch of pizza dough turning in the Hobart.

The scent of gelatin high explosives.

My favorite dogs ears.

My daughter’s pillow.

The indescribable smell of a Northern lake turning over in the spring, just after ice-out.

A whiff of doe in estrus piss on last years hunting garments before they go into this years laundry prep.

The aniseed smell of a FRESH living bait-slick. In either salt or fresh water. Or, licorice rubber worms. Hahaha

Movie popcorn (though I don't really enjoy eating it)
Fresh coffee (though I don't drink it and never really have)
The smell of fresh earth after a field has been plowed under in the fall
The smell of the first somewhat warm spring morning, usually about 2 days after the last snow has melted
The smell of burning propane from a sunflower heater in an icehouse
We used to have a sugar beat processing plant across the river from us. The thing created some God awful odors, but there was one from a certain stage that I actually enjoyed, it brings back some nostalgic memories.
The exhaust from an outdoor motor
The smell of the inside of a Plano tackle box that has been in the sun for a while
Wood smoke
Fresh cut pine