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Started by TIM B, October 18, 2018, 03:09:31 PM

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76Aggie

Facepaint for me.  I detest facemasks and nets.  Carbomask comes off very easily with just water.  Fliptops with mirror from Walmart.......I have to get my face hydroblasted!  I did try some burnt cork this week.  Did not cover well for me and smelled terrible when it burnt.  I will stick with my carbomask face paint.

nineworlds9

The key with facepaint is applying it in an asymmetrical random pattern.  I see far too many guys apply it in a mask-like pattern which does nothing to break up your face. 
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Roy from Pa

Years ago my wife went along hunting with me.

So we are in the bathroom applying the face paint.

A little goes a long way, right?

I glanced at her in the mirror and all I could see was her teeth and the whites of her eyes, her whole face was black.

I totally lost it and busted out laughing.

I laughed the whole 300 yards to the tree stands.

I couldn't even look at her in her stand without busting out laughing.

Didn't see ah damn deer that night.

LOL

durp

if i use anything its paint.

ROY...about 25 years ago my wife did the same thing except she added a moss handlebar mustache !!!

she was going to stay at the truck while my son and i chased a bull in a hell hole...she didnt want to be

abducted...no way was anyone going to mess with her looking like that...we laughed so hard there wasnt

an elk left in the whole canyon.

Roy from Pa


TIM B

You boys need to post pics of yer wemmen like that lol
Tim B

Roy from Pa

Tim, ya wanna get us kilt?

LOL

TIM B

Naw....sorry bad idea lol
Tim B

Rainmaker58

Tink's at one time made a camo dust  it worked pretty good.  easy to get off when you washed your face. 

stagetek

I wear a light weight mask, like the one in Stumpkillers  pic. Just enough to knock down the glare.

David McLendon

Quote from: durp on October 19, 2018, 07:16:43 PM
if i use anything its paint.

ROY...about 25 years ago my wife did the same thing except she added a moss handlebar mustache !!!

she was going to stay at the truck while my son and i chased a bull in a hell hole...she didnt want to be

abducted...no way was anyone going to mess with her looking like that...we laughed so hard there wasnt

an elk left in the whole canyon.

But she was there with you, more than can be said for many.
Lefties are the only ones who hold the bow in the right hand.

MnFn

I usually do, seems like I get busted less
"By the looks of his footprint he must be a big fella"  Marge Gunderson (Fargo)

"Ain't no rock going to take my place". Luke 19:40

Cory Mattson

#32
Burned cork mid face - ears
Usually have something leafy looking on top
Bandana around neck that covers my chin
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Sam McMichael

I use a lightweight hood and also cotton camo gloves, and it works very well. I used to use paints, but disliked the messy cleanup. Yesterday, I had a doe come in to about 12 yards. She did not spook, even after checking me out very closely.
Sam

Macatawa

I've used several methods to break-up my shiny-face the when hunting Whitetails in Northern Michigan since the late 60's.    In the  early years we grabbed a burnt chunk from the fire the night before (miss those nighttime bs sessions) and gave our cheeks a quick darkening.  burnt cork was not available in those days as the beverage cans had no corks!  :dunno:


mikajay

Facepaint.Only downside is the scrubbing off.

Just learned a trick, with some greasy hand lotion the paint comes off easiest with a couple of tissues.

r.mika

DannyBows

I got a camo neoprene face mask, the kind bikers wear, for this season. I'm liking it. It's thin enough for me to feel my anchor, a Velcro closure holds it in place so it doesn't slide around and block my vision the way my fleece ones did, and it keeps my face nice and warm. Best $8 I've spent on hunting gear.
"Always feel the wind, and walk just like the leaves".  ("LongBow Country"--Chad Slagle, "High, Wild, and Free").

PhilFloyd

Burnt cork on the ground.  Usually nothing in a tree.  Just depends on the situation.


kennym

Quote from: DannyBows on October 26, 2018, 02:40:31 PM
I got a camo neoprene face mask, the kind bikers wear, for this season. I'm liking it. It's thin enough for me to feel my anchor, a Velcro closure holds it in place so it doesn't slide around and block my vision the way my fleece ones did, and it keeps my face nice and warm. Best $8 I've spent on hunting gear.

Where did you find this Danny? Thx, kenny
Stay sharp, Kenny.

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GCook

Very seldom a y more.  I have an assortment of the thin tubes you wear to protect you from sun and wind burn, in various camo patterns, I use most of the time.

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