mossbergman11

I live in ohio where eastern wild turkeys are. How much should i wear when hunting? Do i need a lot? or is a little enough? pictures would be great
thanks
mossbergman11

FLboy77

You need to wear enough camo to cover yourselffrom head to toe, facemask/paint, gloves,ect...It depends on the weather if you want to go light or heavy on the clothes but on hot daysput on little as possible but still be covered, trust me you dont want to have 3 layers of clothes on when its 90 outside.

r33h

I camoflauge from head to toe. Turkey have very good eye-sight and they especially pick up on movement. So after you get camoed-out, sit on a big wide tree to help break-up your outline and if possible, put the sun to your back. This helps greatly because it puts you in the shadow of the tree, making it more difficult to spot you...

RIStrutStopper

Head to toe camo, butmore importantly- DON'T MOVE! They can pick up on the slightest movement. Make sure that when you move, they're behind a tree or fan towards you.

MOhunter46

It also might be a good idea to wear a good turkey vest. So you have somewhere to put your calls and decoys.

Gamblinman

If you want some excellent camo gear for turkey hunting, check out Ol' Tom technial turkey gear. They're having a clearance sale, and you can buy some excellent gear for a decent price. Be warned, order the next size larger than you need, because the sizes run on the small side.

http://www.oltomgobbler.com/

XXMag

Not to give you the broken record treatment, but just DON'T MOVE. You can get away with just about anything short of your Disco outfit Well... camo head to toe is a good idea, but I've killed one in bluejeans before.

Be still and be patient.

Rory/MO

wear absolute full camo!
gloves, mask, pants,shirt, hat
cover everything

mossbergman11

what about a ghille suit?
any ways to mkae one?

mossbergman11

my gun is brown and black i dont need to camoflauge that do i?