Face paint, face cover, or nothing?

[GarrettH]

neck gaiter and something on top, material changes with the weather

[oktx]

Cover. Can't stand trying to get the paint off.

[txpitdog]

Net mask when it's warm. Fleece mask when it's cold


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[Outlaw_6]

Face paint.

[Bh_liberty]

Carbo mask paint is the only way to go. And I use a camo bandana to cover up my neck.


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[CaptainDave]

I use a face cover. Mosquitoes are a typical problem where I hunt and it keeps them from buzzing in my ear and landing on my face/neck.

[bpa556]

Nothing.

I’m actually kind of surprised that I’m only the second to respond this way. I’ve bow hunted all (since early teens) my life and don’t know anyone who “covers” their face while hunting, regardless of method.


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[ateague11]

Nothing

[hunter68]

Nothing

[Redbeard31]

Camouflaged Buff. Easy on and off, and not too hot.

[Low Fence]

In one of my hang ons or climber- nothing.... they look that high they will break their neck

Tripods and ladders I prefer paint

if real cold and windy I'll wear neck gator

Hate a head net

[gonehuntin68]

30+ years bow hunting and I've never wore face paint or a mask and don't see me changing now.

[goose48]

Face net or mask, especially early season it keeps the bugs at bay as others have mentioned.

[p_dot]

Mask is nice early for bugs like others have stated but I love putting on the war paint...just feels right!

[Patton]

Paint. I don't like something covering my face and I often have a dip in. Discovered the below paint last year and really like it. A tiny dot of paint goes a real long way, dries flat (no shine), and comes off easy.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/Creme-Tub...&wl13=&veh=sem