Thread: Wind checker powder

Anyone know whats the best powder/ingredient to refill up my little plastic bottle I keep in my pocket for checking wind.
Wants to be fine & odorless ??

have a group of people stand in a circle.
you stand in the middle of the circle and fart.
loudest whinge = direction of wind.

Unscented talc is all it is

Originally Posted by 40mm

have a group of people stand in a circle.
you stand in the middle of the circle and fart.
loudest whinge = direction of wind.

I don't have any mates to take into the bush with me to try it how you guy's from Auckland do it, so think I'll just stick with my way as it seems to work ok...

Winnie Blues

Originally Posted by Marty Henry

Unscented talc is all it is

Same that’s all I was using when bow hunting and a lot quieter than a bic light.

Mate uses ash from his fireplace,I just use a lighter.

Corn flour looks like it will work ok. cheers

Originally Posted by 40mm

have a group of people stand in a circle.
you stand in the middle of the circle and fart.
loudest whinge = direction of wind.

would have been funny if it fitted the question, but the request of "odourless" kind of makes the joke mute

Builders chalk,

I'm still on the same huge bottle that I bought ages ago.

$1 eye dropper from the chemist with a slightly enlarged hole.

I piece of light, brightly coloured wool taped to end of the barrel works well.

You guys are all way off track here, powder lasts a matter of moments, what you need is your kids bubble making tube. Small, compact and easy to use. The bubbles hang on the wind for a while and sometimes minutes.

Originally Posted by Gibo

You guys are all way off track here, powder lasts a matter of moments, what you need is your kids bubble making tube. Small, compact and easy to use. The bubbles hang on the wind for a while and sometimes minutes.

wool on barrel lasts ages

I guess if you take bubbles, you could also take a Nerf gun too

Originally Posted by Gibo

You guys are all way off track here, powder lasts a matter of moments, what you need is your kids bubble making tube. Small, compact and easy to use. The bubbles hang on the wind for a while and sometimes minutes.

Plus it provides entertainment for those quiet times when glassing.