i had a cough last year so i used a knife to cut slits in a water bottle, then stuffed toilet paper in there (let the inside dry out of course). use a good stout water bottle so it isn't all crinkly and noisy. it was better than nothing. for sneezes, i've heard of looking at a light will make it go away. my wife was a cheerleader and she said that's what they did. if i can't get it to go away, then i'll try to sneeze into a beanie or glove or the inside of my jacket if it's a heavy one. i usually dont have an issue until late in the season when it starts to get really cold here. and by cold, i mean the 30's-40's.
Cough Suppressor?
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A plastic trash bag over head and tightly duct taped around neck works well......test effectiveness with wifey......
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Try using the "Cough-N-Crow Blackout 300-C.", Had doubts, but it works great even up close.
edlewisinc2
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Try using the "Cough-N-Crow Blackout 300-C.", had doubts, but it works great even up close.
edlewisinc2
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Try using the "Cough-N-Crow Blackout 300-C.", had doubts, but it works great even up close.
My buddy and I were sneaking toward some cow elk to see if there was any bulls and he started having a coughing fit. The guide pulled out some cough drops from his pack. Must have happened before.
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The Cough-N-Crow is a patented device designed to mitigate the sound of a cough by transforming it into a simulated crow call. This innovative product capitalizes on the innate familiarity of deer with the bombardment of crow calls, which encompass a repertoire of over 20 distinctive vocalizations. Consequently, the Cough-N-Crow is an effective form of auditory concealment in woodland environments.
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