Face paint or mask?
#12
RE: Face paint or mask?
This is what I use for face paint. I hunt with both mask and paint atdifferent times. If you use the netting mask, you can feel your anchor points better.
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#13
RE: Face paint or mask?
I'm a face painter. I have a few of those 3-color camo compacts that I carry in my hunting packs. Some brands stick better than others. Some sweat off.
I like the ones with the mirrors, and you can sit up in your stand and get really artistic while you're waiting for some action. Just another time waster.
I had my face painted like camo-skeletor once, and forgot that it was painted. I made the mistake of stopping at a convenience store on the way home. I wondered why everyone was looking at me funny. Ha.
I like the ones with the mirrors, and you can sit up in your stand and get really artistic while you're waiting for some action. Just another time waster.
I had my face painted like camo-skeletor once, and forgot that it was painted. I made the mistake of stopping at a convenience store on the way home. I wondered why everyone was looking at me funny. Ha.
#17
RE: Face paint or mask?
Actually neither anymore. I used to do paint, cause I hated a mask. Now I have a neck warmer that I pull up over my nose (almost like an old time western bandit). I can flip it down just before I draw or at full draw with just a flick of my thumb. It's been working this way for probably the last 4-5 years or so.