Hey folks,
Allpredatorcalls.com has some of their sapper jackets for 55.00 if you'd be interested.
I have a full Rancho Safari kit and may get one of these too just to have a lighter weight, less hot version. Thanks for the link!
I worry that all of the hanging material may interfere with the bow string.
I do use a leafy camo jacket a lot in the early season, before we are required to wear the blaze orange. I think the 3D aspect helps in not being detected by deer.
I know of one guy who cuts the sleeve off on the bow arm,but I just trim a bit and wear an armguard...
I also use a Rancho safari and use the full length arm guard . I will check out the link, thanks kennym
I've had one of these for about 9 years, used infrequently. Seems like a nice jacket and comes to about my knees. I did light trimming on bow arm and haven't had any clearance issues.
I find the super lightweight leafy suit to be the best for me. I used an ASAT one from Rancho Safari forever, and now mostly use just the jacket and hood from First Lite in the Fusion pattern. a ghillie is too thick and hot for my uses, but that's a good price.
Why not just make your own with netting and burlap?
i highly recommend practicing with them on and shave all material off on the inside of the bow arm,, trust me don't think it will be fine because there will be that shot...
Quote from: toddster on September 03, 2025, 10:56:54 AMWhy not just make your own with netting and burlap?
An old pair of hunting pants cut down and a fishing hoody make good bases for a lightweight guillie. The top just covers your head and shoulders and the bottom the outside of tiur thighs. Breaks up the important parts and doesn't have any danglers anywhere they don't need to be.
Kyle