Camouflage help!
03-13-2007, 03:24 PM
#11
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: New Hampshire, USA
Posts: 257
RE: Camouflage help!
ORIGINAL: SwampCollie
The Obcession is a little bit dark, but where you are in New England it will be dang near perfect. I have a full set of the diffusion stuff myself and wear it from spring to fall. Really great stuff.
The Obcession is a little bit dark, but where you are in New England it will be dang near perfect. I have a full set of the diffusion stuff myself and wear it from spring to fall. Really great stuff.
03-14-2007, 10:14 AM
#12
Typical Buck
Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Cologne, MN
Posts: 510
RE: Camouflage help!
I'm with RIStrutStopper, I don't think camo is as important as sitting still and also setting up so that you have good concealment behind you. I had a gobbler step on my boot heel one morning as he walked by and I was laying in the grass behind a bush with my camera. I'd taken a bird the previous day and was just taking pix. He sure jumped when I moved my head though...
03-14-2007, 01:26 PM
#14
Thread Starter
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: New Hampshire, USA
Posts: 257
RE: Camouflage help!
ORIGINAL: ironranger
I'm with RIStrutStopper, I don't think camo is as important as sitting still and also setting up so that you have good concealment behind you. I had a gobbler step on my boot heel one morning as he walked by and I was laying in the grass behind a bush with my camera. I'd taken a bird the previous day and was just taking pix. He sure jumped when I moved my head though...
I'm with RIStrutStopper, I don't think camo is as important as sitting still and also setting up so that you have good concealment behind you. I had a gobbler step on my boot heel one morning as he walked by and I was laying in the grass behind a bush with my camera. I'd taken a bird the previous day and was just taking pix. He sure jumped when I moved my head though...
I'm a new hunter so I'm sure to have many of those close encounter experiences in the future. But, one time I did have a red squirel walk down my rifle's barrel and stare at me for about 30 seconds and then he booked it. (I had a camo face mask)
