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Do you use face Paint?

Started by Lone Ranger, July 21, 2011, 10:11:00 AM

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cacciatore

Carbonmask on day hunt and I don't shave myself when elk hunting. I like a net mask too sometime.
For my hand I use a light weigth shooting glove.
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CSTAS

Does the carbon mask have any carbon soot dusting with it?

TxAg

I recently placed an order with 3Rivers...before checking out I looked at their "sale items" and noticed corks for $0.05 a piece. So, I ordered 10 for a whopping $0.50.  I got them in the mail this morning and promptly burned one and smudged across the back of my hand a few times. Looks like it oughta work pretty good this fall!

Archie

I got an e-mail from TBM regarding a previous "tip" they had published, recommending burned cork.  The e-mail was stating that the carbon from burned cork is carcinogenic.  Interesting.
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Tomas

pavan, google carbomask, then click on - product details. They say that they use pharmaceutical grade activated charcoal. U.S. snipers are now using carbomask, many other interesting details, I've used it for a couple of years now.

tradtusker

oooh ya! some times if i think i need it. Its defiantly an advantage in some scenario's,  Beats the heck out of a face mask for me, i dont like it hanging in the way or getting in the way of anchoring ect

all the guys back in SA think its really funny when i go out "painted up"

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Autumnarcher

I've used the stuff from Larry Jones Game calls site,but Im nit sure theyre available anymore as the site links to a new one which isnt working.

I bought some stuff at the army surplus, a newer kit with tan, grey and brown. desert colors I guess, but equally good anywhere. I hate stuffthat smears off too easily, but its a trade off in most cases when it comes to getting it off.

I have got some weird looks when i alk into a restaurant, and while waiting for my order go wash up in the can.

I hate headnets over my face, I'll wear then around my face, and paint in the rest.

I make sure to do around my eyes, including my eyelids. Helps to hide my glasses, and animals will pick up on the white around your eyes easily.

Years ago I found some liquid colors, that dried on, and didnt smear, but washed up easily with a warm cloth. they arent available anymore, and it was the best I ever used.
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Huntinfool7

Years ago I used to war face paint. Recently I bought a ghillie suit and ordered a tube of paint from them it's supposed to be odor free and easily washed off we'll see!

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ESP

Absolutely it hides a whole lot of ugly:)

snag

My only complaint with paint is it is hard to remove and is oily. Is there actually a face paint that does come off easily?
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wollelybugger

I use the head net mostly because of the bugs in the early season, kills two birds with one stone.

Tomas

snag-"Is there actually a face paint that comes off easily?" Yes, Carbomask

snag

Thanks Tomas. I'll look into that.
Isaiah 49:2...he made me a polished arrow and concealed me in his quiver.

RLA

I think they make some black stick on stuff now that the football, baseball players use? Don't know anything more about it, but a few stripes here & there of that might work good, come off easy & not get all over things you don't want it on? Just a thought.


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