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Bowhunting Camo
Anyone got any suggestions for good camo to use bowhunting in the southeast (North Carolina peidmont)?
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RE: Bowhunting Camo
Hi Shetzy welcome aboard ..Hope you have a great season. As for Camo, check out www.ultimatecamo.comfor a super pattern and great prices.
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RE: Bowhunting Camo
thats some nice stuff will be buying it next year never thought they had 3x
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d Hi Shetzy welcome aboard ..Hope you have a great season. As for Camo, check out www.ultimatecamo.comfor a super pattern and great prices. |
RE: Bowhunting Camo
X2 and just finished washing them a putting them in a scent free container until the season opens here in Wi, Sept 13th.
ORIGINAL: GR8atta2d Hi Shetzy welcome aboard ..Hope you have a great season. As for Camo, check out www.ultimatecamo.comfor a super pattern and great prices. |
RE: Bowhunting Camo
i just get mossy oak break up, but any camo will do as long as it blends in with where you hunt.
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I really dont think camo for a bow is the most important thing.
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I have Predator. Lot's of good ones out there. Ultimate is really nice especially for turkeys!
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ORIGINAL: kelleno I really dont think camo for a bow is the most important thing. Assuming you interpretted that right, I don't understand the statement. Please explain..what do you wear? |
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That new stuff from mossyoak treestand i believe is the name of it looks pretty good.
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RE: Bowhunting Camo
The ASAT leafy suit is hard to beat.
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RE: Bowhunting Camo
what about a gilly suit
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I would think a gilly suit would be a little bulky/ might interfere with draw. Basically debating on one of those leafy suits or regular cloth camo.
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maybe the guy who's land i hunted last year had one he would use it in his climber said it worked real well but it did look bulky
ORIGINAL: shetzy911 I would think a gilly suit would be a little bulky/ might interfere with draw. Basically debating on one of those leafy suits or regular cloth camo. |
RE: Bowhunting Camo
Shetzy:
I live in the NC foothills....and I'll be wearing Ultimate camo, MO, Under Armourand just about anything lightweight. It'll be tough to stay cool in our early season.....but these will all help. |
RE: Bowhunting Camo
Ultimate Camo, Predator and Sticks n Limbs. Will also use UnderArmor Heat stuff for the 1st time. Any open pattern will do good, plenty of stuff out there but those are my pick's.
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With the temps in yourareawith so muchearly season heat, I would suggest using Predator Spring Green in the "light weight polyester" or an ASAT leafy suit. Both are light weight, breath very welland would help keep you cool and concealed.
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no doubt it can get real hot down there. where i lived it would be 90 one minute five minutes later it would start raining and be 80
ORIGINAL: GMMAT Shetzy: I live in the NC foothills....and I'll be wearing Ultimate camo, MO, Under Armourand just about anything lightweight. It'll be tough to stay cool in our early season.....but these will all help. |
RE: Bowhunting Camo
Ultimate Camo
Enigma Predator Fall Brown Predator Brown Deception RT AP MO TS In no particular order can be worn year around. |
RE: Bowhunting Camo
It kind of seems like ulitmate camo pushes their products rather hard in these forums. Oris their stuffjust that much more superior? Looks pretty basic to me... maybe that is why it is effective?
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RE: Bowhunting Camo
Do yourself a favor and get the new lightweight gear from Predator. The stuff is awesome!
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