• Help Support TNDeer:

Which do you prefer

mike243 said:
I'm still trying to figure out where they all live to get all these cold temps lol
Click to expand...
Well just this past winter we had 0 degrees with some negative degree mornings on the plateau. Sure it was past deer season but I was still out in it looking for pigs. I was sure thankful for some thick merino.
 
I've got Scentlok and Scent Blocker brands they are Mossy Oak which I always liked . Most of my stuff is Mossy Oak or some type of Realtree . Can't afford the stuff you guys are talking about . My mom used make my outfits . I'd have the newest brand before it hit the market . She worked at a place that made camo for different businesses. Still have some of the older clothes.
 
Last edited:
Kuiu down is some of the best i have found. Outside of their down, my personal preference is a different brand.
First Lite base layers are good- their mid and outer stuff is not my favorite.
Trying ASIO this year for the first time, I love the pattern and clothing so far.
 
I wear Sitka, I started wearing it for waterfowl and it's snowballed into deer and turkey, but I honestly think it's a damn gimmick. I wore drake before Sitka and was perfectly fine.
 
Early bow season I use Mossy Oak Tibee, stuff is super thin and wicks well. Mid I go redhead and cabelas. In the cold, I use under armour and redhead silent stalker elite insulated bibs and cabelas whitetail M050 jacket. Never used anything first lite but I do have a KUIU 2500 back pack and I love it for stalking, treestand hunting, or saddle hunting. It holds alot, heavy duty ripstop material, has a custom fit, and holds climbing sticks, camera, platform, quiver, etc.
 
thale51 said:
Neither. I don't mind paying for good gear, but I just can't bring myself to pay the prices that Sitka is asking. Pretty much all of my hunting clothing is from Nomad. I've been impressed with everything I've gotten from them so far.
Click to expand...
Nomad ain't the cheapest either, at least at Bucees it aint.
 
Gravey said:
I've tried most everything for cold weather and settled on first lite merino wool base layers and outerwear is Sitka. Have middle layers from Sitka, Kuiu, and others. The key to buying them is wait for the sales. Lightweight stuff is whatever I can find the best deals on. Have a few pants and shirts from mossy oak's online store.
Click to expand...
I love the Mossy Oak Cotton Mill Flex Pants for early season.
 
East TN Bowhunter said:
I love the Mossy Oak Cotton Mill Flex Pants for early season.
Click to expand...
I've got the mossy oak tibbee flex pants. They're loose fitting and basically dry fit making them perfect for turkey season.
IMG_7659.webp
 
Kryptek is much bigger in Western hunting; but makes quality gear at much lower prices than first lite, sitka or Kuiu. I'm very happy with the gear I have from them. They've been coming out with new camo patterns that are better for early-mid season in the south. If you watch for sales on their website or on camofire; you can get what you want at 40%-50% off.
 
Neither for me. I get my stuff from a variety of sources but rarely buy the really expensive stuff. I try to get stuff on after season clearance sales.
I'm also not opposed to getting stuff from Sams, Walmart, Costco, Academy, etc. but still try to look for deals.
 
lafn96 said:
Kryptek is much bigger in Western hunting; but makes quality gear at much lower prices than first lite, sitka or Kuiu. I'm very happy with the gear I have from them. They've been coming out with new camo patterns that are better for early-mid season in the south. If you watch for sales on their website or on camofire; you can get what you want at 40%-50% off.
Click to expand...

This right here! This is the 5th season on my Kryptek gear and that includes deer and turkey hunting. Can't go wrong with the highlander pattern.
 
lafn96 said:
Kryptek is much bigger in Western hunting; but makes quality gear at much lower prices than first lite, sitka or Kuiu. I'm very happy with the gear I have from them. They've been coming out with new camo patterns that are better for early-mid season in the south. If you watch for sales on their website or on camofire; you can get what you want at 40%-50% off.
Click to expand...
I see it all the time on camofire so sign up and catch their deals. It's good looking stuff but never owned any. There's a new round of deals every day.
 

Latest posts

Back
Top