Traditional Hunting?

[Ron LaClair]

What the well dressed traditional hunter wears in warm weather.

 

[bowkill]

How would you like to walk up on that in the woods?????? :shake:

 

[rabjr]

I myself am glad we evolved beyond that. :haha:

 

[brubincam]

-----it would be easy to find any ticks ----- :idunno:

 

[shootemup]

:shocked2: aw jeez. :barf:

I'll probably have nightmares for weeks.


:haha:

 

[vern faulkner]

Ya see guy. sasquatch really does exist. I told ya so. I knew it, I knew it.
Vern

 

[Jason Lewis]

thanks i just ate :barf:

 

[Bill Hall]

What the well dressed traditional hunter wears in warm weather.

Ted Nugent is a member of this forum?

 

[ebiggs1]

In Kansas this is the law:

Hunter Orange Requirements
All deer hunters and persons assisting deer hunters during a firearm or muzzleloader deer season must wear an orange hat and at least 200 squares inches of orange on the upper half of the body, of which 100 square inches must be visible from the front and 100 square inches must be visible from the back: Camouflage hunter orange that provides the required 200 square inches of orange is legal.

So, if you are going 100% traditional in Kansas you are going to wear orange or risk a conservation with one of our enforcers.

 

[brubincam]

-----he is not muzzleloading or firearm hunting--archery in archery season-----perfecty legal here in PENNSYLVANIA-----

 

[Greenmtnboy]

got a picture of it in that cross-draw holster?

this is what I got,
:thumbsup:

 

[Greenmtnboy]

What the well dressed traditional hunter wears in warm weather.

Bigfoot with a bow
:rotf:
thats ausom!

 

[Greenmtnboy]

In Kansas this is the law:

Hunter Orange Requirements
All deer hunters and persons assisting deer hunters during a firearm or muzzleloader deer season must wear an orange hat and at least 200 squares inches of orange on the upper half of the body, of which 100 square inches must be visible from the front and 100 square inches must be visible from the back: Camouflage hunter orange that provides the required 200 square inches of orange is legal.

So, if you are going 100% traditional in Kansas you are going to wear orange or risk a conservation with one of our enforcers.

Same as in CO but......
muzzleloader season is in the middle of bow season and only muzzleloaders have to wear orange not bow hunters, so.... I don't buy into the double standers.
I also hunt at 12,000 plus feet way away from the ATV masses

 

[Supercracker]

is it just me or does'nt he look like the guy from those Dos Equis commercials?

"The most interesting man in the world"

 

[vern faulkner]

You mean the most popular person at the party, even if he isn't there? :shocked2: :shocked2:
Vern

 

[Supercracker]

You mean the most popular person at the party, even if he isn't there? :shocked2: :shocked2:
Vern

He can speak French................in Russian

 

[ebiggs1]

No one show that picture again...........please!

 

[Ron LaClair]

No one show that picture again...........please!

OK....I've got one that was taken at Sunshine Farms but I'd better not post it... :redface:

 

ebiggs, I figured as much. I know these days we can only be as traditional as the laws allow. I just wanted to know if anyone had certain tradtional clothing underneith there hunter orange.
Thanks

 

[Protrucker]

No orange requirement in NY, so I often hunt dressed like this:

When I do hunt where hunter orange is required, I wear the same as waistcoat as NWTF:

I got mine from Michael Pullins at Ohio Valley Peddler also.