how do you get rid of that "buck" smell?

It will be useless to try and get the smell off of them....unless you want to wether them. LOL. I use regular old Original Dawn dishsoap and water as hot as I can stand it....seems to work with me, I also make goat milk soap and a bar of that is good for getting rid of the buck stink.

 

I heard goat milk soap works awesome for that also!

 

Coffee grounds are good for getting rid of odors...I have no idea how, but it works. When my dog got sprayed by a skunk this was the only thing that helped to get the smell off my hands. I just mixed a bunch in with some regular hand soap and scubbed really good for a few minutes.

 

oh have another idea -

Plug ur nose! :ROFL: :ROFL: :ROFL:

 

That is great.

I use Goat milk Soap. it is wonderful. Plus you can look for some stuff called Buck Off. It is a soap like stuff that will get rid of it. i chose to just use goat soap. You will get use to it sooner or later. :worried:

 

A little tip.....my boys tend to stink up my clothes as well as my hands.....STRIP before you try to get the smell off your hands, otherwise you'll still be stinky AFTER you change your clothes. :ROFL:

 

Toothpaste just seems to mask the scent, I use dawn dishsoap, it works the best. I keep a bottle in the shower in the fall actually

 

I have used tooth paste and lye soap. Wash your hands in toothpaste and rinse them off then use regular hand soap and wash the toothpaste smell off. It works great! I use lye soap now, it works good.

 

Lemon juice works pretty well---but---I guess it just comes with the territory If you have a buck, you will also have "STINKY".
Candy

 

That Orange hand cleaner that mechanics use-"fast orange" works great-You get rid of the buck smell, but gain an "orangey" smell- :hi5:

 

HOMEMADE GOAT SOAP. tried everything else--- just about went crazy :hair: then i tried some of homemade goat soap and it was GONE :shocked: . HOPE THAT HELPS.

 

when i get goats, if i ever get a buck, its name is automatically "Stink"

 

Isn't the bucks scent an oily base? If so then an oil based soap should work. You might also try a non insecticidal dog shampoo to wash with. IF worse comes to worse you could always try pinesol (not for sensitive hands). A pine tree is better than a buck any day.

 

We pour a little bit of bleach on our hands and wash them, you can also follow that with a bit of liquid soap if you dont want to smell bleachy. But, it does get rid of the buck smell.

 

:ROFL: That's an idea.

 

Yeah, but remember goats can live up to the name they are given, he could end up being really ornery .

 

Well I can BRAG a little ... cause I never had any bad buck stink on my farm (thankfully). Not sure why, but my bucks never really stank. Visitors to my farm would even comment on it, and ask me WHY my bucks don't stink!? I don't know if it's because my barn is really aired out good, or what the deal is. But my barn never stinks unless it's barn cleaning day and I'm cleaning out some layers of peed on hay or something. But regularly, my barn doesn't smell. :thumb:

So I can't give any advice on what works to remove the smell, since I don't really have to deal with a smell However, sometimes if I rub my bucks I can smell a lil buck smell on my hands, but not bad. I can't even remember what I've used to get it off, I think just soap. It wasn't ever "bad" though.