WTH??? Blue jeans and hooded sweatshirt??? Everyone knows you can't kill anything unless you have the latest and greatest camo clothing and pattern! Even camo underwear in case a mulie walks up while you're poopin'.
I'm pretty sure Kuiu, First Lite and Kryptek WILL NOT be sending you Christmas cards.
A few years back I also made the jump from serious Eastern white-tail hunter to Western hunter. I also solicited LOTS of advice before my first trip. Much of what I was told was WRONG, or at least inapplicable.My son and I are going on a guided mule deer and antelope hunt the last week of October. While we are experienced hunters, this will be our first western hunt. We have been practicing shooting off the bipod in various positions and are comfortable. My question is around what clothing and gear to bring. We are set up for tree stand whitetail hunting, so will probably need a few things. The guide will be sending his gear list later this month, but wanted to get your thoughts.
It took me a while to convince myself I would be fine without camo! I always take plenty clothes because the weather will change.WTH??? Blue jeans and hooded sweatshirt??? Everyone knows you can't kill anything unless you have the latest and greatest camo clothing and pattern! Even camo underwear in case a mulie walks up while you're poopin'.
I'm pretty sure Kuiu, First Lite and Kryptek WILL NOT be sending you Christmas cards.
I've been using Sitka Gunner WS Gloves. They are pricey, but flexible enough to wear when shooting, and do add some warmth when the cold wind is blowing. Thicker leather is better, but I have issues feeling the trigger when they are too thick. Whatever you pick… practice, practice, practice with them. Just adds to the fun!What gloves do you recommend?
I usually carry or wear two types - heavy carhartts ( these are very cheap - less than $25) for just keeping warm and under armour's lightweights for shooting situations or potential shooting situationsWhat gloves do you recommend?