rubber boots

I don't know what to tell you..........you COULD just set them outside for a while.........

i tried that with little luck

Like Bruce said using the wind in your favor is your best bet. I use rubber boots almost exclusively when sitting a stand. I would suggest, wear them. Walk through water, mud, tall grass, and scrub them up with mud. Then spay them with scent killer. I spray with scent killer every time I go in the woods. You can also try washing the out side with a paste of baking soda and water. The smell does go away, to my nose anyway, after a little while. good luck

welcome aboard deputy dog, greetings from WNY. I also use rubber boots for any/all hunting purposes but I can never recall having any odor issue. But like ronn said maybe you can "rough em up" a little and maybe they'll break in or something. What brand are they?

field and stream 1000 gram thinsulate

That's kinda why I don't hunt with those...I've had a couple pairs, but never used them to hunt. I don't think mine ever stopped stinkin'. I went with a knee high regular sided boot with some sort of scent protection in the fabric. Either way...no amount of scent protection will keep the keen nose of an old doe from busting you if she's down wind.

the smell will go away after ya break em in,like ronn said.I use too and rubber boots just like regular boots need to be "broken " in.wade some creeks with em,etc