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Started by RodL, December 08, 2014, 07:49:00 PM

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Krex1010

In my experience movement is more important than color. That being said I try to avoid solid colors, so plaid works. I do remember seeing an article on a study about deer vision, the fella who did the study said deer recognize blues more than other colors, so he recommended avoiding blue clothes. Also he said deer recognize UV light, and clothes washed in detergents that had UV enhancers should be avoided since they will make your clothes reflect UV light and you will essentially glow to deer in low light situations.
"You can't cheat the mountain pilgrim"

Thumper Dunker

That would be great out here.
You can hop but you can't hide.
If it was not for rabbits I would never get a buck.
Yip yipahooooo yipyipyip.

cahaba

I would wear it. I just got a brown/tan fleece plaid shirt at the big box store for $16.00. It's pretty heavy fleece for a shirt. Made by Wrangler.
cahaba: A Choctaw word that means
"River from above"

Dan bree

About blue. I was wareing  a solid grey wool pullover and grey pants  this season thought  I would like a tree  trunk .  When I when to pic up my trail cam. I checked for pics  it took one of me checking out  licking branch with smokeys on it . Any way my grey looked almost blue  it was never washed . Didn't see anything that nite ?
Dan Breen

cacciatore

For me that color can works really good in the fall.
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LookMomNoSights

Heck yeah!!!!  Looks like a nice shirt  :thumbsup:


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