Bow camo

[Joel Spring]

I don't know about that.....Seems like it makes a bigger (looking) object to draw attention when you go to take it off the bow hanger, or move it around to draw. I always think that a deer's eyesight is more concerned with and tuned into movement than visibility. To me, that arrangement makes something bigger to catch their eye.

But if it works for you....go for it!

(I always thought a taxidermy squirrel would be the perfect bow camo....if a deer sees you draw, he looks up and sees a squirrel....maybe a battery-powered twitching tail......)

Good luck hunting.

Joel

[charlie 01]

I've always found that if you move slow and deliberate with your bow, you can get away with it. Of course, if the deer is looking directly at and focused on you, you don't move, just wait it out.
I have used this leafy camo for more than 20 yrs and taken many nice bucks with shots 12yds and under.

[kellory]

I have used cloth camo tape, no shine, cheap stuff picked up at Wally World most likely, never had any problems with it. just one more thing we do to disappear.

[Woods Walker]

(I always thought a taxidermy squirrel would be the perfect bow camo....if a deer sees you draw, he looks up and sees a squirrel....maybe a battery-powered twitching tail......)

Joel

Joel: How about getting dressed in a squirrel suit? I'd PAY to see that!!!

[Joel Spring]

Well, Woods Walker...I would dress like a squirrel, but would probably end up like this:

Joel

[kellory]

Hey!, arn't those the same two comandos that were helping Retch with that tower stand? Fierce little bastards, I will say! What are they using for ammo? Well at least they will have a squirrel skin rug for the tower stand now to keep thier feet warm and quiet.