Both are beautiful walls.

what about city camouflage?

i would imagine none of these would work well in a city

@YourFundamentalTheorum I think in a city you'd be better off trying to blend in with the populace. Camo would stick out. If you had to disappear and drop your gear wrist case scenario I think you'd want to be indistinguishable

look at police uniforms plain black blue or grey is best for cities @YourFundamentalTheorum

unironically a plain black or grey hoodie is best for urban, weather permitting. Looters and/or police may be attracted to anyone tactical or bushy.

My fav city camo is "grey man" like the guys above say, blend in.

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Getting some skittles

Lol

I recently bought a new comfy but cheap grey t-shirt and grey hoodie for flyering. Hopefully this week I'll get to try them out.

And a plain hat, no logo

I have a well used black hoodie from American Apparel. Rarely put the hood on.

Aviators might be a bit much. Not trying to ape Uncle Ted's look.

I look like an Ayy lmao with ayyviators anyway

I use obnoxious colored cheap sunglasses...people see me and think, "who's this guy think he is, lol, okay Hollywood" then the poster goes up.

My outfit says, "I'm a local"

The art of distraction lol

My glasses say, "This guy is pretentious, I'm going to ignore him and laugh."

The nice thing about the glasses, is that they are so blatant, and the outfit is so not memorable, I can take them off and they'll be looking for the guy with the neon glasses with nothing else to go on.

That's my take on it.

Grey hoodie can work well, depends how you're built. I carry posters in a laptop bag I got at the apple store years ago, smallest messenger bag I could find.

I look like a yuppie.

Also, women remember shoes very well, I try to make mine as plain and uncharacteristic as possible.

common black chucks in near-new condition, or comfy vans

No red New Balance? (kidding)

I need to get some.

I was joking because that's the unofficial uniform of the DS book clubs

lol

Has anyone killed an Elk? This is my third season going after these beautiful animals. I went archery hunting, and had zero luck. I’m going with a rifle in November. Just wondering what your guys experience is.

Cool job site for conservation and ecological work - https://wfscjobs.tamu.edu/job-board/

@Felden - CO No, never. The population is growing in SW OK, thanks to a booming population at a National Wildlife Refuge and expansion outward, but I never have taken one. Better have friends to help you with the work afterwards, do you have an ATV or some kind of cart?

@Wood-Ape - OK/MN where I hunt, no wheels are allowed. Only humans and hoof. I have to quarter out my animal in 2-3 trips.

Ah, a wilderness area. Imagine thinking horses are less disruptive than bikes. -__-'

Lol yeah. Those piles of horse apples cause more disruption than bikes.

About 30 of these guys walk into my yard every day.

One of the new jakes has a huge beard