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Success in bow hunting often hinges on a few key moments each season. In these fleeting instances, it’s the small details that can make or break your hunt. As a former US Army Green Beret, I learned that success in combat—and staying alive—required doing everything right.
Still, the enemy always had a vote. I take the same approach to deer hunting. We can’t go into the field hoping we’ll be successful; we have to do everything right, and even then, the deer has the final say.
While hunting shows and professionals might rely heavily on the perfect wind conditions and might not emphasize scent control or camouflage, we, as everyday bow hunters, often don’t have the luxury of ideal conditions or unlimited time to hunt.
Through years of hunting and countless hours of research, I’ve optimized my approach to maximize my chances in the field. This strategy revolves around three key principles: mastering effective camouflage, minimizing my scent, and optimizing the stealth of my hunting clothes.
In this blog post, I’ll share the results of my research and field tests, presenting a systematic approach to concealment, scent control, and quiet movement for deer hunting.
Let’s dive into my specific criteria for hunting clothes, and discover the brands that are leading the way in optimizing bow hunters’ ability to blend into the environment and be virtually undetectable when hunting.
Bow Hunting Clothes Review Criteria
This post provides the criteria I use for buying my bow hunting clothing. While not all hunting clothes meet this criterion, I use it as a benchmark for what I want to see in a near-perfect situation. Of course, the comfort and effectiveness of the clothing also matter, but I look for bow hunting clothes that use effective disruption-style camouflage, effective dual-action scent control, and are quiet and stealthy when worn.
The criteria outlined below provide a baseline for all the deer hunting-specific clothing reviews I write on this website.
Deer perceive their surroundings in a fundamentally different way than we do. Equipped with vision primarily geared towards detecting movement and contrasting colors, deer can easily spot out-of-place elements in their environment. This puts us bow hunters at a significant disadvantage unless we employ the right kind of camouflage to outsmart them.
That’s where the power of disruption camouflage comes into play. Unlike traditional mimicry camouflage, which attempts to directly replicate specific objects or environments (leaves, trees, etc.), disruption camouflage uses a strategic combination of macro and micro patterns.
These patterns work to confuse a deer’s eyes, disrupting their ability to recognize the human shape and helping us blend seamlessly into various types of environments.
This method of camouflage is a scientifically proven game-changer in the field, significantly improving our chances of going unnoticed by these vigilant creatures. For an in-depth understanding of how disruption camouflage works and why it’s effective, see my blog postabout the best camo for deer hunting here.
*Does mimicry camo work for deer hunting? Of course, it does. Deer have limited ability to see fine details, making mimicry camo effective, especially in environments where the camo closely matches the surroundings. However, based on my experience, I choose disruption-style camo 90% of the time.
Disruption-style camo is designed to break up the human outline and create visual confusion, providing reliable concealment in various environments. While mimicry camo excels in perfectly matched environments, disruption-style camo offers versatility and effectiveness even when the colors and patterns may not perfectly align. This is why disruption-style camo has become my preferred choice for its all-around performance.
Equally important as how deer see us if not more so, is their incredible sense of smell. This sense serves as a crucial line of defense against potential threats, making our job as hunters incredibly challenging.
While hunting using the wind should be your primary method of scent control, we all know Mother Nature doesn’t always cooperate. That’s why I believe in a multifaceted approach and why scent control treated clothing can be a part of the solution.
A deer’s nose is akin to a sophisticated alarm system that can detect and identify a wide range of odors over great distances, and we need to bypass this system effectively to succeed. You’ll never beat a deer’s nose, but you can minimize your signature.
Single-method scent controls can be helpful, but they typically address only part of the issue. These methods often rely on antimicrobial agents like silver or substitute fabrics like merino wool to reduce odors. However, they can fall short of completely controlling human scent. This is where dual-action scent control comes into its own.
This approach combines the use of antimicrobial agents (like Silver)—which prevent the growth of odor-causing bacteria—with odor-adsorbing agents. These agents, such as activated carbon or high-end solutions like Polygiene Odor Crunch, work to trap and neutralize existing scents. By adopting a dual-action approach, you can significantly minimize your scent profile and increase your stealth in the field.
Understanding and effectively managing our scent can make a substantial difference in the field. For a deeper dive into the science behind scent control and the benefits of a dual-action approach, check out my detailed posts below.
Polygiene Odor Crunch is one of the most advanced odor-adsorbing technologies in the scent control market.
Stealth and Quietness: The Unsung Heroes of Hunting Apparel
The third pillar of effective hunting apparel lies in its ability to keep us unnoticed not just by sight and smell, but also by sound. The serene stillness of the woods can turn even the slightest rustle of our clothes into a loud announcement of our presence, alerting deer and thwarting our attempts at stealth.
This is why the material and design of hunting clothes play such a significant role in our hunting success. Quality hunting clothes brands often use soft, noise-reducing fabrics that minimize rustling sounds as we move. Materials like fleece or soft-shell fabrics, known for their low noise levels, are common choices.
Additionally, thoughtful design features like strategic seam placements and fewer loose parts can further reduce noise. By minimizing potential friction points and areas that could catch or rub, these designs ensure our movements stay as silent as possible.
Remember, in the quiet of the woods, even a whisper can sound like a shout. By choosing hunting clothes designed for stealth, we can ensure we stay as quiet as the wilderness around us.
Camo, Scent, and Stealth Optimized Bow Hunting Clothing
Surprisingly, the number of bow hunting clothing and apparel brands that successfully integrate all the things we just talked about; effective disruption camouflage, dual-action scent control, and noise reduction into their products are relatively few. This makes it all the more important to highlight and acknowledge their capabilities and value to fellow bow hunters.
These brands stand apart from the rest because they don’t just cater to hunters in general, but specifically address the unique challenges that bow hunters face. Their apparel is optimized not just for hunting, but for the close-range, stealth-requiring tactics that bow hunting requires.
In this section, I will showcase these brands and explain why their offerings are worth considering and why they are 100% optimized for bow hunters. By understanding the key features and advantages of how these brands optimize their hunting apparel, you can make an informed decision that will elevate your hunting experiences.
Forloh
FORLOH (For the Love of Hunting) is a premium hunting apparel brand that stands out for its commitment to innovation, quality, and making everything it sells 100% Made in the USA. Their focus on producing everything in-house, from fabric creation to the final product, allows the brand to maintain rigorous quality control, ensuring that each piece of clothing meets the highest standards. Forloh also has a Lifetime Warranty on all their products.
Forloh is a rising hunting clothes brand pushing the boundaries of technological innovation in the field. They incorporate dual-action scent control in their base layers, mid-layer clothing, facemasks, and headgear through the advanced technologies we already talked about: Polygiene Stay Fresh, an antimicrobial technology that prevents the growth of odor-causing bacteria, and Polygiene Odor Crunch, which neutralizes environmental odors.
Their approach to disruption camouflage is also unique, focusing on deer (ungulate) vision rather than appealing to human aesthetics. Their camouflage patterns, Deep Cover for close-in contact, and Exposed for distance dispersion, are built on this principle, making them some of the most advanced on the market. In addition, their clothing is all made to be exceptionally quiet.
Forloh Deep Cover camouflage is made for the deer, not the hunter, and is meant to be worn in hunting scenarios within 40 yards or less.
Pnuma Outdoors is a recognized hunting apparel brand renowned for its dedication to quality and performance. Offering a diverse range of hunting gear, Pnuma Outdoors is committed to providing products that stand up to the rigors of the outdoors while ensuring optimal comfort and durability.
Their clothing incorporates advanced technologies like SilverStrike antimicrobial and also uses merino wool in a lot of products, demonstrating their understanding of the unique challenges faced by hunters. With a lifetime guarantee on all their products, Pnuma Outdoors instills confidence in hunters, enabling them to focus on the hunt rather than their gear.
Pnuma’s Caza camouflage uses multiple methods of disruption to confuse deer vision.
Pnuma Outdoors, similar to Forloh, employs the advanced antimicrobial discussed above and Polygiene Odor Crunch technologies for a dual-action approach to scent control. Their Caza camouflage, designed to create depth and focal confusion, is highly effective for hunting ungulates like deer, elk, and sheep.
Moreover, Pnuma Outdoors puts a strong emphasis on stealth. They offer a range of clothing items designed to minimize noise, allowing hunters to move stealthfully and go unnoticed in the field using their super micro-brushed Tricot outer fabric. This makes them another excellent choice for bow hunters seeking to optimize their hunting apparel.
*To my knowledge, Forloh and Pnuma Outdoors are the only two hunting apparel brands currently offering products that fully meet all the criteria of stealth-optimized quiet fabrics, disruption-style camouflage, and dual-action scent control. These brands have gone the extra mile to create gear supremely optimized for bow hunting whitetail deer. If you have come across other brands that meet these standards and deserve to be included in this list, I welcome your suggestions. Let’s build this resource together and help our fellow bow hunters make the best gear choices possible.
**Since writing this, I have found that Cabelas brand Instinct Hunting Clothing is optimizing its clothing line using all the criteria listed in this post. They are optimizing for stealth and using both True Timber Strata and True Timber VSX camouflage, along with Scentinel, a dual-action scent control technology.
Hunting Apparel Brands that Almost Meet the Mark
We all know that there are a lot of high-end hunting clothing companies that have incredible offerings for bow hunters. You can be successful hunting wearing almost anything depending on your tactics and hunting skills, but this is about optimization. Listed below are hunting apparel brands that almost meet the mark for optimizing their hunting apparel for bow hunters according to the standards set in this post.
Scentlok
Scentlok is the industry leader in dual-action scent control hunting clothes. Where Scentlok misses the mark is in their camouflage offerings. Most of their camo is proprietary mimicry camo from companies like Realtree and Mossy Oak, but do have a few items also available in True Timber Strata which is a great disruption style camo.
I consider scent control to trump camo and we all know that any camo that helps you blend into your environment is better than no camo, so Scentlok is still a top-tier option for bow hunters. Unfortunately, they are still pretty old school when it comes to their camouflage offerings.
Sitka Gear, owned by Gore-Tex, is arguably the premier hunting clothes company in the USA. I own quite a few items from Sitka and believe the quality of their hunting clothes surpasses most. Sitka is an industry leader in disruption-style camouflage created specifically for ungulate hunters of deer, elk, and sheep.
They have invested millions of dollars in developing advanced camos like their Optifade Open County, Subalpine, and Elevated II offerings. In addition, they offer some of the most bow hunter-centric, stealthy, and quiet hunting clothes on the market. However, where Sitka falls short is in scent control.
Sitka only offers a single-action approach to scent control based on antimicrobial odor control with Polygiene’s Stay Fresh and Merino wool-based apparel and does not incorporate any odor-adsorbing technologies. Despite their relationship with Polygiene, they have yet to integrate Polygiene’s Odor Crunch odor-adsorbing technology.
The Sitka Core Lightweight Hoody with Optifade Subalpine disruption camouflage.
Asio Gear is a small company that’s deeply committed to crafting bow hunting clothing specifically for bow hunters. They offer a unique approach to camouflage with their Asio Raptor Camo, drawing inspiration from the Great Horned Owl, which employs ‘disruptive coloration’ with a blurred pattern to fool a deer’s dichromatic vision.
Characterized by high-contrast light and dark markings, it creates a visual effect that can make the hunter difficult to see, even when close to deer. Especially when hunting in a tree.
Asio integrates antimicrobial odor control directly into the fabric during production, ensuring a lifelong treatment for their clothing. However, like Sitka, Asio only uses a single-action approach to scent control.
When it comes to quietness and stealth, Asio Gear’s hunting apparel has received positive reviews for its quiet materials and design that minimizes noise. This is a crucial feature for bow hunters who want to get close to their targets.
Asio Gear’s Lightweight Hoody and Owl-Based disruption camo are built for treestand hunting.
Numerous other companies come close to ticking all the boxes, and while it would take an entire day to highlight each one in this post, I’ve compiled a brief list of top-tier brands that offer a lot of these criteria in their bow hunting clothes, despite not checking all the boxes:
First Lite: While their primary focus is on providing breathable, moisture-wicking, and quiet clothing, they also use the 37.5 Technology scent mitigation system for scent control. While they don’t meet my criteria 100%, they are darn close.
Kuiu: Very similar to Sitka, Kuiu is one of the top hunting apparel brands in the USA and offers advanced disruption-style camo and high-end stealthful hunting apparel. They also employ a single-action antimicrobial approach to scent control.
Under Armour: Under Armour has a powerful zeolite and silver-based dual-action scent control system in their UA Scent Control and focuses mainly on mimicry camo. UA Hunting clothes are some of the best with this type of scent control. *UA is starting to incorporate disruption-style camo in their clothes.
BlockerOutdoors: This brand is comparable to Scentlok, with a focus on mimicry-style camo offerings.
Kryptek: With an incredibly diverse range of disruption-style camouflage and high-end gear, Kryptek only offers an antimicrobial approach to scent control.
Badlands: While they offer two disruption-style camos, like the others on this list, Badlands only uses an antimicrobial approach to scent control.
Huntworth: A budget-friendly brand that has extremely advanced disruption-style camos and antimicrobial scent control, making it a great option for bow hunters tight on cash. *Huntworth has added some dual-action scent control items to their lineup in 2023.
Hanging a new trail camera while testing new gear from Huntworth, wearing their Disruption camo.
Customize and Combine Bow Hunting Clothing for Optimal Results
Achieving the perfect balance of camouflage, scent control, and stealth throughout the deer hunting season can be challenging, especially during the hotter early season. This is why I adopt multiple strategies for scent and stealth, including a flexible scent control routine and using the wind and thermals to my advantage.
Despite not fully meeting the dual-action scent control criteria, several high-end hunting clothing brands provide impressive features that make them excellent choices for base and mid-layers. Combining different brands allows me to maximize camouflage, scent control, and stealth.
Brands like Forloh, Pnuma, and Scentlok offer some of my favorite scent control baselayers and mid-layers and I wear them often. For those seeking budget-friendly alternatives, Element Outdoors is a fantastic choice too. I wear these under higher-end options like those I talked about above including Asio and Sitka.
Each bow hunter is unique, from the environments we hunt in, to the game we pursue, and even our individual preferences and hunting styles. It’s therefore essential to customize your approach when selecting your hunting apparel.
While I’ve outlined some of the top hunting clothes brands that excel in camouflage, scent control, and stealth, don’t feel bound to choose one brand for all your gear. Instead, consider mixing items from various brands to meet your specific needs.
For instance, you might prefer the camouflage patterns of one brand, the scent control technology of another, or the comfort and stealth features of a third. Combining these, you can create a customized hunting apparel set that fits your unique hunting style and circumstances. This approach not only allows for greater flexibility but also opens up a wider range of options to suit your budget.
Just as we adapt our hunting strategies based on the game, weather, and terrain, we should also adapt our hunting apparel to best equip us for success. Remember, the key is to find what works best for you in your specific hunting environment.
Conclusion
Whether you’re a seasoned bow hunter or new to the game, integrating these principles into your hunting approach can help you maximize your chances of success. These aren’t just theoretical ideas; they’re techniques I’ve tested and refined in the field, rooted in my experiences as a Green Beret and as a dedicated bow hunter.
Remember, the best bow hunting clothes brands aren’t just about aesthetics; they’re about practicality and performance. And while the perfect hunting apparel won’t guarantee a successful hunt, it can provide an edge that could make all the difference when the crucial moment arrives.
I am always looking for an additional 2-3 seconds when the moment of truth comes and a big buck is coming in. That’s what this bow hunting clothing criterion is all about.
As I’ve learned in combat and the woods, success is about doing everything right—even when the enemy, or the deer, can’t predict your next move. So, make every effort count. Choose hunting clothes that meet the criteria we’ve discussed, and step into the field with confidence. Good luck!
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between mimicry and disruption camouflage?
Mimicry camouflage and disruption camouflage are two distinct approaches to achieving concealment in hunting apparel.
Mimicry camouflage aims to directly replicate specific objects or environments found in nature, such as leaves, branches, or tree bark. It seeks to create a visual illusion by imitating the patterns, colors, and textures of these elements. Popular camo patterns like Realtree and Mossy Oak fall under the category of mimicry camouflage.
On the other hand, disruption camouflage takes a different approach. Instead of directly mimicking natural objects, it focuses on breaking up the outline and silhouette of the wearer to create visual confusion. Disruption camo uses a combination of macro and micro patterns, utilizing high-contrast light and dark markings to confuse the eyes of prey animals like deer. The goal is to disrupt their ability to recognize and distinguish the human form.
While both types of camouflage have their merits, disruption camouflage has been scientifically proven to be highly effective in deceiving the vision of animals, especially those that rely on movement and contrast detection. It provides excellent concealment and allows hunters to blend seamlessly into various environments, increasing their chances of remaining undetected.
How does dual-action scent control work?
Dual-action scent control is an approach that combines multiple methods to effectively minimize human scent and increase stealth in hunting situations. It utilizes two main components: antimicrobial agents and odor-adsorbing agents.
Antimicrobial Agents: These agents, such as silver or other antimicrobial technologies, work to prevent the growth of odor-causing bacteria on clothing. By inhibiting bacterial growth, they reduce the production of odorous compounds that can alert game animals to the presence of humans. Antimicrobial agents are typically integrated into the fabric during manufacturing and provide a long-lasting scent control effect.
Odor-Adsorbing Agents: Odor-adsorbing agents, such as activated carbon or high-end solutions like Polygiene Odor Crunch, function by trapping and neutralizing existing odors. These agents have the ability to adsorb odor molecules onto their surfaces, effectively removing or masking the scent. Odor-adsorbing technologies are often incorporated into specific garments or added as additional layers, such as scent control liners or carbon-infused fabrics.
By combining antimicrobial agents and odor-adsorbing agents, dual-action scent control provides a comprehensive approach to minimizing human scent. It addresses both the prevention of odor-causing bacteria growth and the elimination or masking of existing odors, significantly reducing the chances of game animals detecting the presence of hunters.
Why is it important to have quiet hunting clothes?
Having quiet hunting clothes is important because the silence of the woods can amplify even the slightest sound, making it crucial for hunters to minimize noise and remain undetected by their prey. Here are a few reasons why quiet hunting clothes are important:
Avoiding Detection: Wildlife, particularly deer and other sensitive animals, have excellent hearing and can detect even subtle sounds. Rustling or noisy clothing can alert game animals to your presence, causing them to become alert, cautious, and potentially flee the area.
Stealthy Movements: When bow hunting, stealth is vital for getting into position and making accurate shots at close range. Quiet hunting clothes allow you to move more silently through the woods, reducing the chances of startling or alerting game animals as you approach.
Enhancing Focus: Hunting requires patience and concentration, and excessive noise from clothing can be distracting and hinder your ability to focus on the hunt. Quiet hunting clothes allow you to maintain a heightened level of focus and attentiveness, increasing your chances of success.
Maintaining the Element of Surprise: By minimizing noise, you can maintain the element of surprise when stalking or approaching game animals. Quiet clothing enables you to get closer to your prey without them becoming aware of your presence, providing better opportunities for a successful hunt.
To achieve quietness, hunting clothing brands often use soft, noise-reducing fabrics and incorporate design features like strategic seam placements, fewer loose parts, and specialized materials that minimize friction and rustling sounds. By selecting hunting clothes that are specifically designed to be quiet, hunters can improve their stealth and increase their chances of a successful and undisturbed hunt.
Why do some brands not incorporate odor-adsorbing technologies in their hunting clothes?
There can be several reasons why some brands choose not to incorporate odor-adsorbing technologies in their hunting clothes. Here are a few possible reasons:
Focus on Antimicrobial Approach: Some brands may prioritize the use of antimicrobial technologies to address odor control. These technologies work by preventing the growth of odor-causing bacteria on the fabric, reducing the production of odors. While this approach can be effective to a certain extent, it may not provide the same level of odor neutralization as odor-adsorbing technologies.
Cost Considerations: Odor-adsorbing technologies, such as activated carbon or specialized treatments, can be more expensive to incorporate into hunting clothes compared to antimicrobial treatments. Brands may choose to prioritize cost-effectiveness and opt for antimicrobial approaches that still offer a degree of odor control without the additional expense.
User Preferences: Different hunters have varying preferences when it comes to scent control. Some hunters may believe that antimicrobial treatments are sufficient for their needs, while others may prioritize odor-adsorbing technologies. Brands may cater to the preferences of their target audience and focus on the scent control methods they believe will be most valued by their customers.
Technical Limitations: Incorporating odor-adsorbing technologies into hunting clothes can require specialized materials or treatments that may not be compatible with the overall design, functionality, or durability of the garments. Brands may face technical challenges in implementing these technologies while still maintaining the desired performance and quality of their products.
What should I look for when selecting hunting apparel?
When selecting hunting apparel, there are several key factors to consider:
Camouflage: Choose apparel with camouflage patterns that are optimized for your specific hunting environment. Look for patterns that mimic the natural surroundings and effectively break up your outline. Disruption camouflage, with its high-contrast colors and irregular patterns, is often a preferred choice for blending into diverse landscapes.
Scent Control: Look for apparel that incorporates scent control technologies to minimize human odors. Dual-action scent control, which combines antimicrobial agents and odor-adsorbing agents, is particularly effective. This approach helps prevent the growth of odor-causing bacteria and neutralizes existing scents, making you less detectable to game animals.
Stealth and Quietness: Choose clothing made from quiet and low-noise materials to minimize rustling sounds that can alert animals. Look for fabrics that are designed to reduce friction and minimize noise when moving. Additionally, consider features like strategic seam placements and fewer loose parts to further enhance stealth.
Comfort and Functionality: Opt for apparel that offers comfort and functionality, allowing you to move freely and stay comfortable during long hunting sessions. Look for features such as moisture-wicking properties, breathability, flexibility, and insulation appropriate for the weather conditions you’ll be hunting in.
Durability: Hunting can be demanding on clothing, so choose apparel that is durable and built to withstand rugged conditions. Reinforced stitching, abrasion-resistant materials, and quality construction are indicators of durable hunting apparel.
Fit and Layering: Ensure that the clothing fits you properly, allowing for a full range of motion without restricting your movement. Consider layering options to adapt to changing weather conditions and regulate body temperature effectively.
Remember, selecting the right hunting apparel is a personal choice, and what works for one hunter may not work for another. It’s essential to consider your specific hunting needs, environmental factors, and personal preferences when making your selection.
Mike is a retired Sergeant Major (E-9) and Green Beret who served in the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne). Mike is an avid archery hunter and brings a military methodology to his mobile strategic bow hunting style and life. Mike has 9 combat tours and served in Afghanistan, Iraq, Kosovo, and other locations in the Middle East.
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