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05-29-2011, 01:05 AM
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Light summer weight camo hunting clothing
I have been using my ABU uniforms to hunt in since I retired from the Air Guard/....but they are heevy. Does anyone make a light camo for summer weaqr?
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05-29-2011, 10:04 AM
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I've most of my light weight stuff cruiseing the ailses of places like Bass Pro, Gander, Cabeelas etc. As I don't get to these type of places that often I stock up when I get to one of the, Like long sleeved tees in different weights, great for doves and spring turkey hunting. Also at times for my waterfowl hunting in SW. La.
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06-02-2011, 12:29 PM
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Critch,
I wish I knew the maker but I bought some shirts that are cotton and look like a cubed steak, little holes all over the fabric. They get wet but breathe and evaporate moisture in heat. Stay away from those thin nylon jobs. They feel great in the store but wear like a plastic bag in the dove field, not a breath of air blows through them. Oh, do not overlook the Columbia shirts in browns or beige. I wear them for work at the farm and the big opening across the back breathes pretty good. I usually wear Browning or Mossy Oak pants. Mossy Oak has a store on 45 in MS and I usually stop there on the way to the outlaws to see if they have any good stuff on clearance. Bought a nice grass pattern Browning outfit last time up, took it to Argentina with me. Ed
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