how should he dress, my son wants to go with me to see what turkey hunting is all about.

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Discussion starter · #1 · May 4, 2007

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How should he be dress?

What color clothing he should wear.

Do I need to go buy camo clothing for him, as a spectator?

Only to watch a professional at work?

 

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#2 · May 4, 2007

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Fifteen years ago....this is how I dressed my daughter for the hunt. she is a freshman at Maryland now.

 

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Discussion starter · #3 · May 4, 2007

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So cute, I bet you, you wish you have those days back.

 

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#4 · May 4, 2007

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If you think you need camo go to Walmart.Get the camo fabric ( blind like $10) & drape it over him.
Think The bigger problem is going to be keeping him still. LOL
Have fun

 

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Tick proof is all I would care about... Tick check strip search as soon as you get out of the woods.

 

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I agree with Njplotts, just drape one of your old shirts or something over him. Tell him if you hear a gobble pretend that your glued to the tree..... It worked for my boy !!!!! I've outfitted my son with camo every 2 years and it does get expensive.

 

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#7 · May 4, 2007

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What njplotts said.

Cut a hole for his head in the fabric and make a big poncho. Have him wear a black, brown or green long sleeve shirt and keep his hands on the inside. Cut off a small piece of the fabric and make a bandana for his face. Give him one of your camo hats and that's it.