headnets
03-31-2008, 06:55 PM
#11
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: Stillwater OK
Posts: 2,944
RE: headnets
ORIGINAL: TEmbry
I was planning on switchin to face paint, till i found these 1.50 head nets at walmart. They are a stretchy polyester fabric, and dont go over your whole head. Just a tube of fabric like a sleeve cut out of a tshirt. Best things since sliced bread. We bought 7 between two of us, but they are dwindling. I think they dissolve over time or something. If they stock them again this summer, I will buy out the shelf of them just to have. I use for turkey and bowhunting.
I was planning on switchin to face paint, till i found these 1.50 head nets at walmart. They are a stretchy polyester fabric, and dont go over your whole head. Just a tube of fabric like a sleeve cut out of a tshirt. Best things since sliced bread. We bought 7 between two of us, but they are dwindling. I think they dissolve over time or something. If they stock them again this summer, I will buy out the shelf of them just to have. I use for turkey and bowhunting.
I have 3 or 4 $20 masks from Bass Pro and Cabelas...even a $35 SB mask......and the .50 one is my favorite
Go figure.....
03-31-2008, 07:33 PM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: May 2006
Location: IA/WI/IL
Posts: 1,482
RE: headnets
I used them without fail untill three years ago. I havent used one since and not once can I say it has lessened my odds. Not even when I hunt on the ground, although if I did much still hunting I probably would want one. It is mostly because I always have my cap pulled down low, my collar up, and I dont move much at all anyway. I just feel they are constricting too. Always wear gloves though.
