[michael.daddario]

What are y'all using during late season(below freezing temps) for camo that is quiet enough for stickbow range hunting? My current camo is great and keeps me warm but since switching to stickbow only hunting it's gotten me "looked at" when the deer are in that 10-15 yard range. Curious what everyone is using. Thanks everyone

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[Briar2]

Wool will get a lot of love but for my money it's gray wolf woolens wolfskin

 

[Jegs.mi]

I used Asbell's wool Pathfinder this year. I really liked them but needed 2 to hunt Michigan in late season.
I got some good advice before hand and used appropriate layers.
What I like about them is the quite and excellent range of motion in the arm's. I know you can spend more alot of the other wool looks like good stuff but this met my price point and I enjoyed using it.

 

[Richmeister]

Ditch the plastic shiny stuff...you'll only attract people with that material.

Asbell is on my to buy list. However I have wool from other manufacturers I hunt in. And as far as light reflection from polyester goes....there is none with wool.

.....Cant beat the silence either.....

Richmeister

 

[portlylawman]

Wool is the only thing that works, at least in my experience.

 

[MtnOak]

I got rid of my Sitka whitetail jacket and bibs and went with the Drake hydrohush, I hated the gray and white camo pattern sitka puts out there for late season , they are just as warm and simply will not break the bank And above all whisper quiet……

 

[ledflight]

Wool and fleece generally for quiet.
I have a Day One Camo jacket that's pretty silent Cowboy suede. Winfproof, nice pockets, has arm tie downs. dayonecamo.com
I added a cheap puffer vest this year it it helps a lot - it's under the jacket so any noise doesn't travel far. Good core insulation that was easy to vent . Probably a well known trick I just learned.