I do, just like I deer hunt I try to stay as scent free as much as I can. This year I'm trying the new Scent A Way Bio-Strike. I was cloths, bath and spray down with their stuff when I go out hunting. This deer season I had good luck with the stuff and had deer around me every stand and as far as i know I didn't get busted.
I know there is NOTHING that will make us 100% scent free but years ago a hunting dog taught me something and I never forgot it.
Ever watched a good dog on a track? First he strikes the track, he then goes one way and then the other then he will go the way the coon, rabbit or what ever game he's after went. How does he know which way to go?? Simple, the scent gets stronger one way while weaker the other so he knows the stronger scent will take him to his target.
Around here in Kentucky it's small farm country and the animals including the coyotes will come in the scent of a human all the time at all times of the day and night. We have to know that they have learned human scent and if it's strong or weak. I try to make my scent as weak as possible so they will think I passed though there some time ago rather than being near by right then. No mater how much I try I still get busted every once in a while but I still keep trying.