camo is for the hunters, not the game.
torque-snorter
camo is for the hunters, not the game.
HuntingBC Champ
Try hunting waterfowl in your bright aluminum boat Duallie, let us know how that works for you.
lot of places left to see
Crows like shiny objects.
Originally Posted by hunter1947
proud resident hunter
Mmmm crow somehow I think he eats lots of it
murderer of fowl
Dumb you are.Originally Posted by duallie
Lorne
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You can always tell who are those that "do" and those that just talk!
How's that lovely dog of yours doing?
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HuntingBC Champ
In all fairness to Duallie his posts indicate that he hunts big game and not waterfowl. As we well know waterfowl do see colour and camo is helpful, although lots of ducks and geese have been shot by hunters not wearing camo. The dogs good, she was actually tolling geese last spring. Couldn't believe it. Hope to use that as an asset this season.
HuntingBC Champ
Back to the subject of camo paint, 350 is right. Get some screwed up paint mixes and have at it. Just remember green is not a colour your going to see much during the season.
Gone To The Dogs
Problem with screw up mixes is they are almost always gloss and you want ultra flat. An aluminum boat covered with gloss paint won't be much different than an aluminum boat with no paint at all.
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HuntingBC Champ
Okay a flat screw up.
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