You'all are right, it's not the color but the noise every time I move that gets my attention. And fact is I doubt the deer could hear it but... I don't even know why I started I just feel funny in nylon and wool. :idunno:
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It costs you nothing to wear a blaze-orange mesh vest over your clothes at all times during hunting season. Even with a vest, I had a guy scope me with his rifle one season to see what I was even though I was in open country not too far from the road.
I have often said that it isn't the 4-legged creatures I worry about when in the woods...
I have often said that it isn't the 4-legged creatures I worry about when in the woods...
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For years I've hunted only on private land. During the ML season I'll wear orange to my stand but will often just hang it up beside me. I always wear some orange during rifle season.
I don't get into a deer stand. I can't fall out then. :grin:
I wear an orange shoulder cape added to my brown hunting shirt, and an orange knitted, voyagers hat when hunting deer in public areas, otherwise I try to go authentic on private land where I'm only allowed to be the hunter.
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I wear an orange shoulder cape added to my brown hunting shirt, and an orange knitted, voyagers hat when hunting deer in public areas, otherwise I try to go authentic on private land where I'm only allowed to be the hunter.
LD
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