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Hunting cloths
22hunter
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First time hunter this season. I will be hunting squirrels in upstate N.Y. I saw a great pair of orange camo coveralls on ebay that I want to grap but was told to wear hunter green camo for best results. True? THANKS!!!!!!!!
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... nor do I know if squirrels are color blind-
dont know for sure if they are colorblind or not, but the one we had for a while knew the difference between my blue coffee cup and the wifes green one, both about the same darkness...
up on the table and head straight for mine, the one with coffee, she didnt like the wifes tea.
weather she could differentiate the odor that quickly i dont know, or if she could tell the difference in color, but even if they were pretty close together she always went right to the one she wanted!
Of course, I wasn't in orange... but it was really cool.
Squirrels don't care what you wear. When I was a kid I hunted squirrels in the same clothes I wore to school. I've had squirrels get in the same tree with me while I was deer hunting in blaze orange coveralls. If you are hunting by yourself and without a dog, just find a likely looking spot and make a noise like an acorn. If there are squirrels there you'll get some. Clothes don't matter at all for squirrel hunting.
same here, I have never wore camo for squirel hunting and never had a problem bringing something home.
Keep your Powder dry and your Musket well oiled.
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If you are hunting Squirrels, just hold a Peanut in one hand and a Hammer in the other. [:D] [:D] [8D]
OR, climb a tree, sit on a branch, and act like a nut!!!!!
on that
you are not going to be on a milan fashion runway