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I always see videos and pictures of people rocking face paint. I was just wanting other peoples feedback and opinion on it??? Does it work? Does it not? Is it worth it when hunting in a climber or opened stand vs ground blind? Lets see what the verdict is.
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I use it...I don't like face mask....
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I use it in a tree stand, but not a shooting house. does it help? debatable, but it certainly doesn't hurt. if anything, it might allow you to get away with a little more movement since it hides your bright white face.
don't cake it on or cover your entire face, just smear a little on to break up your outline and "dull" the color of your face.
bottom line, do what you want and don't worry about other folks' opinion
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Well I know I usually use a light face mask start of season then later get to a thicker one for colder. So everything but eyes are cover on me. Guess I could see it being better first of season. Thanks for some feedback
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if you bowhunt, I'd strongly encourage you to ditch the mask for a little facepaint. last thing I'd want is a facemask to somehow get hung up in the bow string right before I fire it.....
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I use it...I don't like face mask.... I definitely do if I'm bowhunting and facing the east in the morning or west in the evening
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^^^this^^^ "There are 2 types of people without beards......women, and boys. I am neither."
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I have one of those but still feel naked in the tree without my facemask on. I'll either hit a few strips of paint or put on a lightweight mask. I like the mask because I don't have to worry with washing it off when I get back but the paint is much more comfortable. As someone else said, do what you want...don't worry what other people do. Either paint or mask is better than nothing. I definitely do if I'm bowhunting and facing the east in the morning or west in the evening
I HATE both of those scenarios but understand they are unavoidable sometimes. A hunt is not enjoyable to me if I'm constantly shielding my eyes and squinting the whole time. That's my number one focus when I place a stand. Most all of my stands are faced looking North so the sun will not play a major factor and be somewhere behind me during both morning and evening hunts.
Ya'll are just overthinking it now
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I'm bout it. If the situation dictates so.
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Not a fan of using paint, too big of hassle to remove. I do however use a burnt cork I save from wine bottles. Real easy to remove. Just light it for a few seconds and blow it out. Longer you let it burn, the darker it goes on. I just use enough to dull my skin tone down. I don't get all fancy and draw little tree branches and birds like some I've seen. lol
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I will duck hunting because I like to watch them work. I don't deer hunting, I don't think they can see well enough to distinguish the color of my face from a white oak or turning leaves. I hunt in a carhart jacket and green overalls most the time.
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Face mask instead of paint. Lighter for warm weather heavier for cold.
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The only thing I cover my face for is turkeys, and I've killed them without before. Deer can't see anywhere near good enough to pick you off because of your face.
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I have to shave for work. Trying Carbo Mask this year for the first time...
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I do not use it. I seldom wear a facemask while bow hunting either. I do however use a thick fleece mask when I hunt on brutally cold days. Not to go undetected, but to stay warm. I've never seen the need for face paint or a mask for deer.
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Ive had a beard since I was about 20 years old. Problem is, now my beard is White . I think i Probably look like a big ole Barn Owl up in a tree
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I've spent most of the money I've made in my lifetime on hunting and fishing. The rest I just wasted.....
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muslims are like coyotes, only good one is a dead one
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No paint for me when deer hunting.
Folks that know don't shoot old does........
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I do not use it. I seldom wear a facemask while bow hunting either. I do however use a thick fleece mask when I hunt on brutally cold days. Not to go undetected, but to stay warm. I've never seen the need for face paint or a mask for deer. and so grasshopper the super wary six year old bucks continue to recognize you and steer clear. Get a mask..... 
I've spent most of the money I've made in my lifetime on hunting and fishing. The rest I just wasted.....
proud Cracker-Americaan
muslims are like coyotes, only good one is a dead one
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