Brown Hunting Clothes

[Benjblt]

Most camo looks brown at any sort of distance. I routinely wear brown and charcoal/grey. If some dipshit is going to check you out through his scope or send one at the crack of of a stick, he's not going to do so based on what you are or are not wearing.

I typically avoid black because I feel it is a very eye-catching color, not so much that I'm worried about looking like a bear.

On the other hand,

I was archery elk hunting a few years ago when I watched a muzzleloader wielding bear hunter who was also carrying a pistol, mace himself right outside the parking lot. His companion said he had already done it once earlier. That's the person you have to watch out for...

I'm more worried about close quarters. . and brush. Somebody sees color and thinks "There he is. Time to take a snap shot." You have to be quick where I live. Some guys aren't also careful.

 

[Benjblt]

So would you all consider this a dangerous color?

 

[Trevor73402]

I'm sure glad that I don't have the worries and frets that a lot of people seem to.

 

[Benjblt]

I'm sure glad that I don't have the worries and frets that a lot of people seem to.

K.

 

[Fatcamp]

So would you all consider this a dangerous color?View attachment 157618

Sitka Fawn. I like it.

 

[boom]

rifle hunts, i wear whatever. i got it done with blue jeans before.

 

[Hondo]

Columbia Sportswear Performance Hunting Gear Grizzly Bear Jacket ($700) & Pants ($400) circa 2009. Perhaps it was not such a well thought out design for innovative hunting clothing.

 

[Benjblt]

Columbia Sportswear Performance Hunting Gear Grizzly Bear Jacket ($700) & Pants ($400) circa 2009. Perhaps it was not such a well thought out design for innovative hunting clothing.

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Now THAT is awesome. All you'd need is a bear head.

 

[Hondo]

I do wear brown pants (First Lite Dry Earth) sometimes but never with a brown shirt. I stick with Green or Gray when wearing solid tops.

 

[tgus59]

Are you guys thinking I shouldn't wear my favorite deer hunting hat anymore??

Amazon.com: elope Knit Deer Costume Hat with Antlers Brown: Clothing

Amazon.com: elope Knit Deer Costume Hat with Antlers Brown: Clothing

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[cuttiebrownbow]

Are you guys thinking I shouldn't wear my favorite deer hunting hat anymore??

Amazon.com: elope Knit Deer Costume Hat with Antlers Brown: Clothing

Amazon.com: elope Knit Deer Costume Hat with Antlers Brown: Clothing

www.amazon.com

I wear that when stalking deer in open fields with my ghillie suit

 

[Meridian90]

I have some baselayers in dry earth in case I need to be somewhere after a hunt, but if not, I stick with something else. And brown pants from FL because I can wear those to work and then right to the field or vice versa.

I wear my browns ice fishing, but I feel like it's safe to wear out there.

 

[Lowg08]

I wear solid but only in grey or green. I hunt public land and I wear a vest and hat while walking in. I wear an orange hat hiking in during archery. Normally with solids I wear solid pants and camo tops

 

[Diesel]

There is a reason states require Blaze during rifle seasons, just saying.

 

[sneaky]

No, "cloths".

Blaze orange is not required. I hate wearing it. But you're right. It's fix. Thanks for the sound advice.

Are you looking for cleaning "cloths" or wash "cloths" that are earth toned? Just have to make sure because you were adamant that you aren't looking for clothes or clothing, but cloths. You are seriously overthinking the brown and gray color choices. If I had it to do all over again I would have bought all earth toned clothing. Way more versatile than camo patterns that are intended to pry hunters from their money.

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[Benjblt]

Are you looking for cleaning "cloths" or wash "cloths" that are earth toned? Just have to make sure because you were adamant that you aren't looking for clothes or clothing, but cloths. You are seriously overthinking the brown and gray color choices. If I had it to do all over again I would have bought all earth toned clothing. Way more versatile than camo patterns that are intended to pry hunters from their money.

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Yep. I get it. I'm an idiot. Thanks for pointing it out.

To your second and more constructive point I dont think I am making a big deal out of it. It's a question worth asking and there are several people above that feel the same way. My question is mostly in regards to browns and grays. I, for example, have already made my mind up on black. Black would absolutely be dangerous in Oregon. I'm also partially color blind (undiagnosed) and that's a problem when evaluating colors. In a way, I'm also taking a survey of hunter's opinions as well.

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[toddg]

Grey or dark green/olive