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danny45

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I will be hunting Saskatchewan again this year for deer as was wondering what are the regulations for your choices on outerwear colors. I have always worn a full blaze orange parka but I want to wear white this year. My question is, does the fabric have to be entirely white or can it have black camo patterns, white being the dominant color? I have checked the hunters and trappers guide but found no answer. I could use your help on this matter
Cheers
Danny
 
aylandacres said:
pants can be white camo but you have to wear a solid color of white, red, blaze orange, or yellow from your waist up. You can't wear a white hat either.
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I've looked into this, and aylandacres is correct. Trousers don't matter anymore, the regulations specify you must wear a hat and the hat and your full upper body outergarment including sleeves must be of the approved high-visibility colours he listed. White is not permitted for the hat, and camo versions - mixing anything with these colours - will not meet the specification.
 
Whatever the law, wearing anything white during deer season in these parts (mostly brush) is asking to get ventilated.

I have heard stories (likely apocryphal) of fellows being shot while wiping their derrieres with white toilet paper.

I have a will have line of camo and blaze orange TP for sale if anyone is interested ..:D:D:D
 
I love these threads.

Out of all the inane and absurd thread toipics that continually pop up. I just love how people get so bent out of shape about orange.
 
danny45 said:
What the hell is gauche?
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It's french for "left". Or posh english for tacky. Ironic, ain't it?

Ol' Smokey said:
Whatever the law, wearing anything white during deer season in these parts (mostly brush) is asking to get ventilated.

I have heard stories (likely apocryphal) of fellows being shot while wiping their derrieres with white toilet paper.

I have a will have line of camo and blaze orange TP for sale if anyone is interested ..:D:D:D
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Now someone can tell ME what that ^ means :)

Side note; I got to camp, asked where the crapper was. They pointed 15 feet away behind an 8 inch tree. I stood and stared at them for a minute, grabbed my rifle and went. They said "you're afraid to use the can without your gun?".
I said the gun was to make sure the video camera stayed packed away.
 
Wear white during deer season because the ground is covered in snow ?
Who cares ! I'd be worried about my family getting back my cloths covered in my blood !
 
TheTooner said:
I've looked into this, and aylandacres is correct. Trousers don't matter anymore, the regulations specify you must wear a hat and the hat and your full upper body outergarment including sleeves must be of the approved high-visibility colours he listed. White is not permitted for the hat, and camo versions - mixing anything with these colours - will not meet the specification.
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However, it should be noted that your torso can be a combination of the approved colors. I know one game warden's wife who hunts in a patchwork pair of coveralls made from the 4 approved colors. Kinda neat.
 
I would never wear white in the bush during deer season. I even make sure my under shirt is black. Too many nuts that will shoot at anything that "might be a deer"
 
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