I'm a new bow hunter looking for camo outfit for bow hunting early and late season. I'm not looking to spend too much money, and I don't get cold easily. Any suggestions on an outfit that I can wear early season that won't make me sweat and a light to mid-weight outfit that I can wear in the late season{ January ). And other outdoor activities I were very thin soft shelled thin fleece lined jacket in the dead of winter, and still sometimes manage to overheat. Any suggestions on an outfit that I could possibly use for both even if its just a long sleeve shirt and pants with possibly a hoodie for colder climate?
The options are endless. You might to go Cabela's or Bass Pro and see what you like. I wear Predator Camo in the Fall Deception color and think that there isn't anything better. IMO. It is light enough that I can wear it when it is warm and big enough to wear clothes under it.
On the cheap for early season, multi cam bdu's are hard to beat. I prefer open pattern camo such as multicam,atacs, natural gear, kryptek and the UA ridge reaper.
I sure like Nat Gear, just got the leafy suit and can wear it over anything you have. Might be the best camo pattern made.
My brothers I used to run a company called tribal outdoors but we cosed shop. We specialized in Natural Gear camo gear. Its really cool stuff and you cab use it in any set up or use it for waterfowl hunting as well. You can find it realy cheap. Word of cation though, be sure to buy a silent fabric. Theres a lot of stuff out there that makes a lot of noise when you move. Thats especially important when you are pulling back on a deer.
I purchased a big game ghillie and love it. You might have to trim up some of the leaves but it works really well. It has a liner like a bug suit and is good for early season. You can wear over winter clothes for cold weather.
15 dollar bass pro real tree shirt/pants works great, looks good and is functional. Also most of the surplus military cami like BDU patter, multicam, etc, if the color fits the area you hunt. if looking for effective and functional, you can do well without spending a lot of bucks.
not fortunate enough to have it yet....but from what ive seen I have to agree with the predator guys....it looks a little unorthodox when you are looking at it in a store in in your house....but it blends right in when you hit the field with it
I use www.ultimatecamo.com and Andy the owner is one good dude. They have 2 different patterns now. Be the tree pattern and more of a open pattern. Good deal for the price. T
Ok you said other outdoor activities you wear a thin fleece lined jacket... keep in mind this is an activity which you may exert yourself walking in and out and during set up. But most of your time will be standing while trying not to move very much. I dont get cold easy either. So layering is probably best alternative. Always nice to be able to take off/put on as needed
