Do you wear camouflaged hunting gear?
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blasted_saber
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- A blue part of Ontario
I do. I wear the waterproof, silent, breathable stuff, moreso for those characteristics then the actual camo.
Most of my stuff is Realtree, but I also have Max4, Mossy Oak, and CT house brand stuff.
Most of my stuff is Realtree, but I also have Max4, Mossy Oak, and CT house brand stuff.
- Location
- Ontariariario
I wear camo.
1st pattern tiger stripe usually.
Just because I still have some kicking around.
I do have some woodland camo stuff thats slowly infiltrating my hunting clothes though,
as the old issue stuff wears out.
Eric
1st pattern tiger stripe usually.
Just because I still have some kicking around.
I do have some woodland camo stuff thats slowly infiltrating my hunting clothes though,
as the old issue stuff wears out.
Eric
+1
I do that also, plus I have some from other counties, namely a nice set of British Gortex in desert pattern... Good for the fall.
Except for muzzleloader (don't get out much) and archery (don't do at all) seasons, high visibility colours such as red, white, blaze orange are required here for your hat and all of the upper body. So I just have camouflauge underwear, boots, socks, pocket knife, pen, whistle etc. 
and wear drab green trousers and a compliant jacket and hat.
and wear drab green trousers and a compliant jacket and hat.
I bought a WhiteWater camo suit because it is comfortable and waterproof. I wear it for turkey, ducks/geese, deer, moose, coyote, whatever else...Even if I have to wear an orange vest for big game, thats OK, cause its still comfortable and waterproof.
The pattern didn't really matter to me, and I can't even think of what it is off hand. But that's OK, cause guess what? Its still comfortable and waterproof...
The pattern didn't really matter to me, and I can't even think of what it is off hand. But that's OK, cause guess what? Its still comfortable and waterproof...
smokin'stoegie
CGN Regular
- Location
- S/West Ontario
I'm a sucker for "camo" clothes and gear. A camo-salesmans wet dream!!
Used to wear A gray bark type coat that was a light cotton, fit over anything as it wasn't lined. For pants I used to wear the MO shadow grass(?) Mad Dogz pants. Still do if the snow is deep, if it is cold or really wet as they work well to keep all that out.
More often than not I just wear drab colors. Nugget sat right beside me one evening we had several does pass by ten feet from where we sat against some poplar trees, nothing between us. Nugget was camo head to toe including face mask, me with the drab and a ball cap. All the deer wandered by, some giving a casual glance but not one stopped to stare, they fed right past us. Really neat experience.
I worry more about not making unneeded movement or noise than being covered in the latest pattern. Seems to work well so far.
More often than not I just wear drab colors. Nugget sat right beside me one evening we had several does pass by ten feet from where we sat against some poplar trees, nothing between us. Nugget was camo head to toe including face mask, me with the drab and a ball cap. All the deer wandered by, some giving a casual glance but not one stopped to stare, they fed right past us. Really neat experience.
I worry more about not making unneeded movement or noise than being covered in the latest pattern. Seems to work well so far.
I picked up a set of cadpat coveralls for cheap before last year's season, so I match by default I guess. Instead of having to buy layers of camo, I just wear whatever's "warm enough" and the coveralls over top.
Your questions are incomplete. I wear camo only when hunting ducks and geese, and not everytime. It's always case and location specific. The only dedicated cam I own is my Winter parka. I wear it because it's warm, not because of the camo. I've had coyotes run past me at a few yards and other times yip at me because they didn't know what I was, without any camo at all.
I just picked up a cheapo remington set this fall... i feel ashamed but I couldn't find any other medium size outfits around here, I think it makes more noise than my normal coats
Was it the Remington gear from Walmart? I was looking at that the other day, but it sounds like fingernails on a chalk board when you rub the fabric against itself....not sure how useful it will be
- Location
- Pt. Hawkesbury, NS
Some Dickie's Flannel Jackets do the trick , But yes, I am the Night Ninja!
, But yes, I am the Night Ninja!
I have camo boots, sweats/track suit, 2xcoveralls, 1xpants, 3x pair of gloves, 7xhats at least, winter jacket, snow pants, 2xface masks, bug nets, blinds, stool, slings, etc...
Next camo buy---> snow camo. for predator hunting in the winter.
The only clothes in camo I don't own are underwear. hell, even my ammo belt and shotgun are camo. I might have camo fetish. I honestly like dressing up! and I put the camo on more in a year then the suit and tie, that's for sure.
Next camo buy---> snow camo. for predator hunting in the winter.
The only clothes in camo I don't own are underwear. hell, even my ammo belt and shotgun are camo. I might have camo fetish. I honestly like dressing up! and I put the camo on more in a year then the suit and tie, that's for sure.
lol... yep, from walmart and it sounds aweful, I walked down a flight of stairs tonight and it made such a racket! I'm not sure if I should return it and use my regular clothes or keep it for a year... i'll be up in a tree stand this fall so I don't think noise will mater much.
