I live in northwestern PA, cold winters and fall, i want camo that is good for both fall and winter, but not too hot for the fall. And do i need scent free? i have been useing scent killer feild spray and it seems to work good enough. thanks
Check out the scent blocer protec. Not to think but when it does get cold I use a mid weight baselayer and im good. Great suit imo
I use realtree hardwoods cause its darker than the ap or extra so u can hide in the shadows but its hard to find it anymore but as long as you clean your clothes with scent-a-way or dead down wind then you should be fine
Your best bet in my opinion is not a single outfit, but to find a sort of layering system. There are several good articles on this if you google search it. This does not have to be too expensive either. You should try to always remain as scent free as possible. Wash your clothes in scent free soap and store them in air tight tubs when you are not hunting. You don't need to spend a lot of money to be successful, I'm sure the Carbon suits help to a certain extent, but if you play the wind, remain as scent free as possible, and plan your entry/exit routes to avoid spooking deer, you will be successful no matter how expensive your camo. I believe the best investment a hunter can make is a good pair of knee high rubber insulated boots. I have Lacrosse Alphaburlys and love them. You can tuck your pantlegs into them when walking to the stand so you do not deposit scent on underbrush. When you get into the stand, untuck your pants to contain any foot odor that may escape through the top of the boots. This has worked very well for me.
