Night calling camo?

moonshine44

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What patterns are you all using? I've got a couple of pieces of antique :)D) Realtree stuff, but the rest of my camos are sagebrush patterns and digicam.

Thanks!
 
I really don't think you need camo any time, least of all at night. I wear camo pants and jackets when it's cold, but that's just because my best cold weather gear happens to be camouflage. Otherwise, I'll wear a black shirt, some dark pants, or whatever, but just like daytime, put the moon behind you and find a shadow. Seems to be the best method.
 
I use old "recycled" archery clothes cause they were bought for all day Nov. treestand sits when it is cold. If snow, I put a snow ghillie jacket over it. In warm weather I wear anything I got, sometimes even fishing pants and shirts if really warm and they are tan or gray.
 
It depends on your hunting scenario. Some are saying no camo needed and I doubt they have ever tried stalking to within 30 yards of a sounder of hogs with 10 or 12 sets of eyes watching in bright moonlight.

This horse has been beat a long time on these forums. My theory is you have to wear clothes, so wear camo hunting clothes then you don't have to worry about it. It's that common sense thing again.
He asked specifically about night calling camo, not pig stalking, or turkey wrestling, or opposum kicking camo.

I guess that isn't common sense.
 
Excuse me....Yes, night calling. In that scenario I think your best yellow golf shirt and the matching plaid pants would work better than camo.

Especially with a full moon.
I could shoot coyotes every night wearing that uniform.

Which is kind of the point of all of the answers explaining why camo isn't neccessary.
 
Golf Shirts??
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