It’s hard to believe snow in October here in NY. October 27, bow season in Washington County- southern
zone. Just a few days ago it was nearly
80 degrees and today I am throwing on the snow camo. Yes- snow camo, or what I would like to call
it, “The Invisible Suit”.
The deer have absolutely no idea what you are when you’re
wearing the snow camo. Typically I am
not able to break out the snow suit until late rifle season- black powder, but
boy was I excited to bust out the invisible suit in late October bow season.
For years I was told by many of my hunting buddies that I
had to get snow camo, but was never really sold on it. Until I began realizing how quickly I was
being detected as entering the woods when the snow has or is falling when
wearing my regular Realtree camo suit.
Makes sense, the landscape is all white with me a dark object walking
right through the middle of it- Busted!
So I finally broke down and invested in a snow suite. One of the best hunting purchases I have
made, and so much fun! Not only do the
deer not see you, but nothing does. Don’t
be surprised to have birds land on you or rabbits crawl under your leg for
shelter- its crazy!
I was standing on the edge of a field last night, just to
watch and see where and when the deer funnel through; this is a new area that I
have never hunted. It’s snowing like
crazy and I have my invisible suit on, it really doesn’t get any better. To my right is a little oak tree that still
has all it’s leaves on. To make a long
story short, a buck pops out just on the other side of this little oak tree
making about 10 feet of distance between the two of us. He just about jumped out of his skin, as did
I. Both of us startled, the buck takes two bounds and is now 20 feet in front of me, stops and faces me. He is so puzzled and cannot figure out what I
am, so he starts to approach me, of course I just can’t wait another second and
send an arrow his way- Thanks Snow Camo!
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