Your favorite hunting attire
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From: WV Mountaineer
29-Feb-24
Wrangler outdoor pants. And One of three Kuiu jackets on top. I wear a vest a lot too My favorite is a mossy oak walmart special I bought 25 years ago. 400 weight fleece. When it gets cold, I like my Sitka fanatic if I’m bowhunting.
From: VAMtns
29-Feb-24
Old military woodland camo 6 pocket pants and jackets to match , some larger to allow for extra layers some smaller for warmer days . The pattern has never been bested IMO
From: Bou'bound
29-Feb-24
It’s tough not to love a nice $2100 Sitka full layering system when the opportunities to spend a little time in the Deer woods rolls around come fall
From: Old School
29-Feb-24
Cold Weather - Old Cabelas Outfitters Wool - Bibs and Coat. Favorite by far.
Warmer weather - Day One ASAT Pants, vest and archers jacket.
From: spike78
29-Feb-24
My Scentlok is just fine with me. I’ve had bulky hunting clothes my entire life and this is like luxury lol. All bought at sale prices.
From: Canepole
29-Feb-24
VAMtns, I agree with the woodland camo. I hunt out of a lot of red cedar trees here in Okla. I blend in great and those old BDU's are one of the least expensive things I spend my money on for bow hunting.
From: fdp
29-Feb-24
My favorite is a pair of jeans and a green or tan long sleeved shirt.
From: TMac
29-Feb-24
Kuiu pants….fanatic hoody
From: CAMPDAVID
29-Feb-24
Sweatpants and sweatshirts. I know everyone says stay away from cotton but it keeps me warm and VERY comfortable.
From: jjs
29-Feb-24
I am usually in a ghillie 95% and layer accordingly to the weather, wool is hard to beat in cold conditions but the body is full of metal and cold weather has been reduced, rust never sleeps.
From: Charlie Rehor
29-Feb-24
I’m with bou, All Sitka, all the time. Enjoy yourself, it’s later than you think….
From: btnbuck
29-Feb-24
I have a lighter colored leafy wear suit that I wear a lot since it helps break up my outline. Under that is usually my Grey Wolf woolens bibs and my Pnuma vest.
From: Blood
29-Feb-24
SKRE hardscrabble pants until it gets cold. Then Nomad Cotton Wood pants. Up top - merino wool base layer. Plus 4 other layers. And Skre Hardscrabble jacket. Until it gets cold then Nomad Cottonwood jacket.
From: Buskill
29-Feb-24
I really like my plain green First Lite wool pants and a camo merino fleece hoodie made by Duck Camp
From: buckeye
29-Feb-24
Whatever cotton realtree crap it was I bought at Walmart 15 years ago. Same thing when it gets cold, just with more long johns on .
From: WI Shedhead
01-Mar-24
My wife came home with a close out from dicks (which we no longer patronize) about 5 years ago. It was an under armour insulated bibs. I only wear them a couple times a year on the frigid days- but damn are those things warm- fanatic jacket on top been inn-10 temps no worries. Great product and it was like $75- retail $225
From: RonP
01-Mar-24
i like the kuiu kutana pants if not too cold. i also like the sitka timberline pants. i have duluth base layer long johns and if needed, cabela's heavy weight long johns.
i have a cheap base layer long sleeve shirt i get from amazon and i wear a kuiu peloton 97 or 200 over it depending on temperature. these are fantastic for me and the way i hunt. the only downside is the kuiu peloton is not very durable.
my next layer over the kuiu peloton is a sitka mountain vest when needed. it really helps cut the wind and with the right hat and gloves i can handle some colder temperatures and not over-heat as i climb and move about.
From: wisconsinteacher
01-Mar-24
My tan Carhartt stocking hat. I've had it for years, and it has seen a lot of deer, turkeys and coyotes go down.
From: Glunt@work
01-Mar-24
Elk season = Microtex pants, cotton tee, cheap camo hoodie, windstopper vest.
Cold weather = Wooltimate pants, vest and Outfitter fleece coat.
From: ahawkeye
01-Mar-24
Smartwhool base layer, silenthide pants. Cabella's camo shirt, jacket or rain set as needed. If things get cold I adjust my outer layer, or add a goose down vest. Have not spent the money on Sitka yet, I just can't justify the cost if I'm staying warm with what I have.
From: ahawkeye
01-Mar-24
Smartwhool base layer, silenthide pants. Cabella's camo shirt, jacket or rain set as needed. If things get cold I adjust my outer layer, or add a goose down vest. Have not spent the money on Sitka yet, I just can't justify the cost if I'm staying warm with what I have.
From: FORESTBOWS
01-Mar-24
Sitka and minus 33
From: Starfire
01-Mar-24
I got a huntworth bib and jacket last year and I love it. its super warm, quiet and you can I like how the pockets are arranged.
From: Recurve Man
01-Mar-24
All predator patterns for me. I have hidden wolf wool and G2 whitetail series.
Shane