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Favorite Hunting Clothing Brand (where you like the camo pattern)
- Thread starter cibor
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I like the huntworth stuff I have. Pretty sure it's in Tarnen, I've had good luck with that pattern. Can't complain about fit or function with huntworth.
First Lite ASAT was peak technical hunting clothes era. It's all been enshittified since.
I've seen lots of positive stuff about the huntworth clothing. Haven't actually owned any though.
I remain happy with my true timber sale choices early this year. The soft suede stuff is perfect for bow hunting. Not bulky, and super quiet. I wore the down jacket out in some 0 degree days and snow and stayed very toasty.
BT
I'm cool with a beret to cover my bald head and a pump shotgun for killin stuff.
I'm the guy with the blue face mask holding a snake
How did you train her to do that? Asking for…..myselfAfter 31 years my wife leaves the gate unlocked and throws treats out to encourage me to "escape".
Is that @always89y at the top in the loin cloth saddle? He said it was a dare, but deep down I think he liked the freedom of movement
I can't believe you actually captured me on video!!!
You didn't see me cause I was wearing my HECS!
BT
I’m pretty sure you missed the photo cause your wife finally saw how much you’ve spent on hunting gear this year and you met the wrong end of a .38 special
Every time I mention camo to my wife I get this:
But yeah, Sitka’s gear is phenomenal, I am not a big fan of optifade camo patterns especially if I might hunt from the ground… and the pants don’t fit me well.
First Lite has great camo patterns in my opinion, and fit OK but some of their gear is mediocre/some low quality workmanship and middle of the road materials.
Kuiu has been somewhere in between for me, but their camo is geared for western hunters, not mountains where I hunt.
Equally mixed with everything else I’ve tried so I’m still searching for the ideal.
But yeah, Sitka’s gear is phenomenal, I am not a big fan of optifade camo patterns especially if I might hunt from the ground… and the pants don’t fit me well.
First Lite has great camo patterns in my opinion, and fit OK but some of their gear is mediocre/some low quality workmanship and middle of the road materials.
Kuiu has been somewhere in between for me, but their camo is geared for western hunters, not mountains where I hunt.
Equally mixed with everything else I’ve tried so I’m still searching for the ideal.
Lol I've gotten "the look" from her a few times, but she's understanding. But I did tell her if she ever hears me mention First Lite or Sitka when it comes to buying camo, that it may be time for an intervention.
BT
I saw some of their stuff, which I like. I like that it's made in the USA. Pattern reminds me of Vietnam era Tiger Stripe camo. As expensive or more so than Sitka, Kuiu, and all the other top brands. Seems most of their stuff is sold out on their website, so people appear to be using it.
I like Walmart or Goodwill plaid. I've never had a deer say they didn't like mine! If I were going to buy camo, the top and bottom would be totally different. I think it breaks you up more. My jacket and pants never match.
They opened up a huge manufacturing plant in Maine. I like the looks of their stuff but not their price tag so much. Don't mind paying more for made in USA stuff though.