Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

Just doing a little research here........

The type, brand, or pattern of your camo does not matter. Just trying to see how many sets of camo we have......

Thank`s!:)

RE: Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

Amazingly.....Just one.

RE: Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

I voted 4 but it is bits and pieces of many more. Some pants are wore out and I still have the jacket. Some are shirts by themselves. Some are complete outfits for different temps. Some are pants or jackets by themselves just because they were on sale and can be layered.And a good rain suit. Plus I have a scent lock suit and various other pieces such as headcovers and gloves.

You can never have toooooooo many.

RE: Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

i only hae one right now, but im just getting serious about hunting so i will probably buy more every year.

RE: Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

I have 7 full sets of camo that get changed out daily.

RE: Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

I think I'd skew the results... ;)

RE: Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

I wind up using a lot of different types of camo here in Colorado. The Natural Gearcamo is ideal for the eastern plains - antelope &coyotes. The river bottoms (mostly whitetail habitat) seem well suited for Mossy Oak or Real Tree. I also just got some Predator Deception as well as some ASAT to use for elk bow hunting. And then there is the Natural Gear Snow camo for times/places where the white stuff covers the brown stuff. We also use the military digital desert sometimes for plains hunting.

This all adds up to maybe ten sets. My wife isn't happy about all the closet space used up here :)

RE: Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

A bunch.......:D

RE: Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

you are one spoiled guy Greg ....

RE: Camo Hunting Cloths Poll
 

Hmmmm... Pattern/Manufacturer: Real Tree Hardwoods

1) Real TreeHardwoods ultra-light, nylon mesh 3D leafy suit (spring gobbler & early bow season)
2) Real Tree Hardwoods pants, shirt, and jacket (bow season, early firearms season)
3) Real Tree Hardwoods insulated coveralls, heavy duty coat w/hood (late firearms, cold weather)

Butch A.