what kinds of clothing do you wear for bowhunting?

What kinds of clothing are you all wearing bowhunting? I mix and match all kinds of clothes. If it's very cold, I wear my Columbia wool. I have the complete set except for the bibs. You can layer with it as well. I wear Under Armor and Gander Mtn. underwear then layer with fleece clothing. I have a set of snow camo from Mad Dog (parka w/ bibs) that goes well with the underwear/ fleece system. I also wear clothing from Mountain Hardware and The North Face that works great. If the wearther is warm (50's-30's) I wear chamois pants and shirts in Mossy Oak Break-Up camo. I look for freedom of movement and quiet clothing.

I have 2 sets of camo (2 shirts, 2 pants and camo overalls), I mostly ware earth tones and plaid.

We have an early season, last weekend in Aug. to the last weekend in Sept. so, weather is pretty warm. I dress light.

If you don't connect on an animal, you get a second chance during the late season. Late Nov. to early Dec. For this I dress in layers and most of the time I wear some kind of wool.

I love old school stuff. Wool plaid, & home made stuff too. I do like 3D leafy wear also.

This is my favorite. $3 Walmart shirt, fake leaves, & spray paint. Killed 3 deer in it so far.

Saddle clothe pants that I got from Cabelas about 12 years ago. They have been repaired numerous times. No burrs, the best. Wish I could get another pair. I have a bunch of wool clothes. Some plaid and some camo. I have a set of bibs and a vest in the Cabelas Outfitter with Gore tex. Great stuff in the wind.

Dave, i ABSOLUTELY loved Trebark camo, especially the pattern you have! I think it is one of the all time best! I had a set of fleece trebark greys that when I wore them, it seemed the animals looked right past me. I have been experimenting with different weight fleece clothing in black, green and browns that really are amazing! I have found that if you use the shadows and movelike a chamelion, you can get really close to animals. I do alot of my scouting as I hunt, many times sneaking into bow range of animals.

My best find this year would be merino wool base layer's, I tried the first lite , and they are great. Warm, and odorless when ya do work up a little sweat. A little expensive, but work great, i get cold easy, and didn't have that problem this year with the wool. Always looking for a better set of outers that are warm ,quiet, and form fitting , to bow hunt with