Nope, wasn't assuming that you did anything. That was a generic statement on scent control, meant for folks who don't think about it beyond washing their clothes.
That post wasn't really directed at you. It was "inspired" by your comment about hunting the wind but it was (meant to be) mostly generic.
I guess I will never understand these "wind patterns" that folks talk about. For the longest time, I just thought that I had "bad" spots where the wind was inconsistent and swirled and weird deer that didn't behave like they're supposed to.
After awhile, when I hunted a few dozen different areas, swamps, hill-tops, valleys, fields, etc, I realized that these animals just don't exist in NY State, apparently. The wind is, effectively, random and the deer are more so.
Sure, the wind might be NW 75% of the time I'm in the tree on a given day but what good does that do when the other 25% can be anywhere from NE to S and the deer could come from anywhere? In all the hunting I've done, I've only found two spots where the deer reliable come from one direction.