Currently have waterfowl layers in Realtree Max-5. With it being so warm, the cattails are still very green and I feel like I still stick out even when I tuck myself in them. Does anyone use an alternative pattern when the environment is still so green? Hunting in marsh, standing in water about waist deep.
Green cattails camo
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Scott85
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For the early season, mossy oak obsession(or any turkey camo) does well.
AlaskaHunter
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I wear a hooded Bug Tamer mesh parka to keep the bugs away and a green camo.
Since it is mesh it is cooler so really nice on hot buggy afternoons
(I also set up a Thermacell for bugs).
Since it is mesh it is cooler so really nice on hot buggy afternoons
(I also set up a Thermacell for bugs).
I was thinking Bottomlands would be a good choice. Between the color and vertical orientation of the pattern. I'll have to experiment next year. We've had a decent cold snap this week and has turned the color of things fairly quickly.
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These seem expensive $60 for a hoodie and too hot.Shop - QUACKSKINS | Stay Undetected
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That bug tamer parka is mesh so cooler, and also not as expensive ($35)
Runnin_Chupacabra
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If its warm, I just grab a green tshirt from Walmart for $3 and seems to do the job
