I wear the same stuff I did 30 years ago. Luckily I bought it larger than I needed to then.

Thanks Swamp but it ain’t that hard…. Scout until you find fresh sign climb and sit… there’s been times I’ve scouted most of the day and didn’t sit because I found no fresh sign… if I climb it’s because I’ve got a good chance of seeing deer…. I won’t sit on weak or old sign … drink beer instead … wake up the next day and do the same thing in a different location lol …after a few seasons you’ll end up with good amount of likely spots… but still scout for new ones every chance you get

… oh… and stay away from the other people

LOL, I have a tackle box full of lures, that the only thing they ever caught was ME!

Comfort first then camo. If you want good wool, you're gonna pay a heavy price xe regardless. Camo wool , double it.

I try to kill my deer when it's warm to avoid hunting the cold

and don't be picky . Right ?

State makes me be picky now with antler rules… we can kill spikes though and I take the first one I see no matter how small lol

That one still has milk on his lips!

How many bucks/ does can you kill nephew?

2&2

… why do you ask Jbyrd… you counting racks and birthdays like my uncle Swamp would? Lol

I think he's turning on ya Savell.

..lol

No nephew just curious about other states bag limits. Wondering how many bucks some states allow to kill. Ky used to let you kill one buck gun one with bow. Now it’s 1 per year regardless how you kill it

Bunch of communists.

Statewide limit here is 5 does and 3 bucks, 2 of the bucks needing to meet antler requirements.

But if I want to drive 35 minutes north, I can harvest 14 deer. 10 doe and 4 buck with no antler restrictions.

Gotta throw a vote out there for Natural Gear. For waterfowl, which in CO ranges from blending into Kochia weed, cattails, cottonwood trees or corn fields, you cannot beat it. The original brown stuff. Used it for 30 years. Not real popular because it doesn't look like anything, but I believe it helps conceal me from waterfowl, and concealment is 90% of the game.

Cheaper and better to just hold still

Cleaned up the hunting room last week preparing for elk in September I thought I needed camo BDU pants mostly, live in those things very comfortable fitting for me. Found a dozen pairs plus other camo jeans along with shirts, socks and a rain suit so I think I’m good to go.

Mostly woodland camo some desert camo a verity of the come and go patterns whatever’s on sale I pick up shirts on closeout when I can. I’m not paying good money for shirts that often fade after a few washings. (Mostly China junk offered today) Desert camo is good for antelope hunting or extreme dry years woodland or green patterns in normal or wet years.

My closet is stuffed with camos, hunting coats and a verity of outdoor clothing collected over the years but it’s a struggle to find dress clothing or the LL Bean types of clothing that never interested me.