What clothing is Necessary for deer stalking ?
- Thread starter Fireflytk
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Yep, a Bally would be fine. I don’t know what sort of stalking you’ll be doing but if you need binoculars a good quality pair of 70s would do the trick. They’ll probably be a bit more cumbersome than more modern ones though.
John Gryphon
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Plain old dull green fleece,the best stalking cloth made, quiet as which is very very important. A lot of the Euro made hunting pants are so ****ing noisy.
As above. Dull and breathable. Don't worry too much about keeping dry or too warm. You're young and in a dry part of the country. It will be dry 90% of the time you're out and a few hours of wet will do you no harm. You're more likely to find you're too warm than too cold.
I use a very old pair of army surplus wool trousers, thinnish jumper or fleece and an old field jacket. Footwear, if dry, an old pair of trainers, or wellies.
It's only age, decrepitude and wealth that make people require expensive kit.
I use a very old pair of army surplus wool trousers, thinnish jumper or fleece and an old field jacket. Footwear, if dry, an old pair of trainers, or wellies.
It's only age, decrepitude and wealth that make people require expensive kit.
one or two probably have a black box naturally
Smellydog
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What ever you do cover your hands and face, that'll buy you valuable seconds.
The ultimate is not what you whare but what it smells of.
When you get the deer, extract it's urine and dribble it on your coat and do not wash it. Deer will throw themselves at you from then on in.
The ultimate is not what you whare but what it smells of.
When you get the deer, extract it's urine and dribble it on your coat and do not wash it. Deer will throw themselves at you from then on in.
And I thought your handle did actually refer to your dog. But now we know.
John Gryphon
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there isnt a scrap of evidence of that at all lol
Have you been to Wales?Did you know there's a special word for adults with no beard?
It's "woman"
Leave the goatee. You’ll be a natural Creedmoor owner thenAlright I’ll try grow a beardI’ve got pretty much a goatee at the moment
Army surplus dpm cheap quiet and don’t show bloodstains
Jimboblincs2
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Underpants, or budgie smugglers, beyond hiding the essentials in the name of public decency it's your choice.
Jack Pyke Ashcome trousers.
Took a punt on these for £50 in July and they have been fantastic, stalking a couple of days a week and beating 2/3 days a week for the last 2 months. Warm too.
Even walking though knee high green crop the wet doesn't penetrate.
After wasting enormous amounts of money over the years (because I’m a kit whore), I have come to the conclusion that there is one bit of absolutely essential kit that it’s worth spending a lot on - really, really good waterproof trousers. They make the biggest difference between misery and joy.
I had the beard before I started stalking…
I had the beard before I started stalking…
Fn5
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Sadly, it's frowned upon to hunt the rich these days
As December draws ever-closer you need to start thinking outside the box if success is to be assured:
Shite Shirts Medium Shirt size Medium the tropical garden shirt
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Shite Shirts Medium Shirt size Medium the tropical garden shirt
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Fireflytk
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Got a funny feeling you might get spotted straight away
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