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Hunting without camo

Started by macksdad, August 26, 2011, 09:39:00 AM

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swamprooter

QuoteOriginally posted by Can Hahaka:
plaid wool or cotton (warmer weather) and pants with cargo pockets (lots of 'em) and right now I cannot find pants with multiple pockets in anything but camo. So, that is what I use.
Check out 511 tactical, little bit costly but great quality. Chris

Eric Krewson

Wally world has some really nice cargo pants with big pockets on the legs, tan and grey colors, about $20 a pair.

Wapiti Chaser

I always have my camo on ! (my face paint that is)      
" Take a kid bowhunting"
New York Bowhunters BOD
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Bowwild

For many ladies I've seen make-up is a very practical thing. So is camo.

I'm not bothered a bit by folks that don't want to wear camo or those who do. Match the hatch or not. Whatever floats your boat (or dug-out).

It is very rare that Trad Gang smacks of elitism but this is one of the threads that pops up from time to time that comes across that way to me.

Jeff Roark

QuoteOriginally posted by Wapiti Chaser:
I always have my camo on ! (my face paint that is)          
Wapiti,
I like those forest green wool pants. Where did you get them?

WhitetailHtr

I personally ever enter the woods w/o face camo (dust or paint).  I don't like a net, etc, due to visibility issues.  Besides, even if I am walking in from a hunt in the daylight, as long as my face is darkened, I am always in the hunt.  

More than any camo clothing, I attribute my successes over the years to a hidden face.  It always amazes me that the "experts" on TV wear the latest & greatest in camo patterns and scent reducing clothing, but hunt with a bright face.

I think that any type of broken pattern, plaid, or camo will work well in a hunting situation.  But I'm a firm believer in getting a face dirty!
1987 Brackenbury Drifter 60#

Wapiti Chaser

Jeff,

Garage sale finds. I got two pair of them and they are great where I hunt because of all hemlocks and pine.
" Take a kid bowhunting"
New York Bowhunters BOD
PBS Member

Dodger

For those hunting in hotter climes, might I suggest Indonesian/Javanese Batik. They are available in various patterns and colours to suit your surroundings and make a good alternative to plaid, if not better.

Rob W.

This stuff ain't no rocket surgery science!


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