Lets have a nice camo discussion!
11-15-2008, 08:59 PM
#31
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Where the ducks don't come no more
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RE: Lets have a nice camo discussion!
ORIGINAL: Texgrebby87
I am using Mossy oak break up right now, but, I am a huge huge fan of USMC digital Woodland camo, The pixilization really break you up on a tree or stalking in alphalpha.
I am using Mossy oak break up right now, but, I am a huge huge fan of USMC digital Woodland camo, The pixilization really break you up on a tree or stalking in alphalpha.
MARPAT
The stuff is amazing. If only they'd make some decent garments in those digital patterns. Its the wave of the future.
I was given a scent lok suit in MOBU. In my opinoin... it is WAY WAY too dark for tree stand hunting. I haven't been winded on stand all season (which is saying something). Not while wearing it anyway. But I've been seen three times.... once even standing stock still. Turkeys pick me out clean... facemask and all.
11-15-2008, 09:02 PM
#32
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Nov 2006
Location: Where the ducks don't come no more
Posts: 4,420
RE: Lets have a nice camo discussion!
ORIGINAL: nissan300ztt
The only type of scent control I use is natural fall leaf rubbed on my gear. And yes I do call myself a serious hunter. Have never got a season without getting a buck. Not one season.
Nissan, As far as saying scent control is BS, would you call yourself a serious hunter? More simply, do you read biological research articles and books where studied have been conducted as to the strength of a deer's nose?
That means absolutely zero in my opinion.
Scent control is important... whether you think it is or not. It it was not.. why would you bother with the leaves?
Do you pay any attention to wind direction at all? Or do you break wind before shooting a buck 20 steps downwing of you?
