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Camouflage
Not sure about the rest of the world, but I think it's compulsory for hunters in the U.S. to wear dayglo patches on them (unless on private property?)...In the U.K. many gun users end up wearing highly visible yellow stripes down the side of their trousers! Andy- Andy Bright
- Post #29
- Forum: Technique
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Camouflage
Kevin: I could've sworn you kept your pipe tobacco in a Realtree pouch 3:-) Andy- Andy Bright
- Post #23
- Forum: Technique
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Camouflage
I just feel the old dpm gives the wrong impression to some people and can be intimidating... most people don't relaise the modern friendly camo is camo at all. As you say, it can be quite pricey though. I bought a realtree fleece bomber style jacket for £40 a few years ago, it was cheaper than...- Andy Bright
- Post #20
- Forum: Technique
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Camouflage
Try www.deben.com in Suffolk, they have all the latest patterns and garments from the states.... including bulk rolls of sheet material and mesh for hides. If anyone wants to go the whole hog... you can get your vehicle sprayed in it, Gungear in Ipswich can arrange that....go for it Nigel ;)...- Andy Bright
- Post #12
- Forum: Technique