I don't have Kuiu or Sitka gear (out of my budget) but I'd say, for turkey hunting, if you're fully concealed with face mask those patterns should work fine especially if you're still and have decent cover against a tree. I've always worn Mossy Oak or Kings, but last couple seasons I wear light, non-camo gear and just throw on a 3D leafy suit.Isn't the whole point of hunting so you can wear camo and carry a gun or bow??? hahaha
I mainly dog hunt so I usually just wear solids in earth tones and I like the 511 pants and I have some First Lite stuff too. Really too expensive but I just like how they use merino wool for a lot of their stuff. The Kuiu and Sitka stuff from what I have seen and touched is probably the best stuff on the market if you have a budget for it.
My buddy who is an avid turkey hunter (mainly bow) and deer hunts too did tell me his opinion that with deer unlike turkey the color is not important but breaking up your pattern can be.
Any opinions about it when turkey hunting?
Oh and PS,
Snake charmer that's my number one reason FOR wearing camo lol Take care and happy hunting
Snag-O-Flage
having watched hunting buddies come in through brush from more than a mile away I know it works. None of could see them when they took off the orange hats.
What I meant to say was high dollar camo gear is over rated. Sorry!I agree with the "spend your money on good glass", but good clothing is worth its weight in gold. Light, breathable and fabric that stretches to me makes the difference on a hunt, no matter if it is for a day or on a two week trip. Cotton sucks unless you are wearing SCH clothing!
I mostly care for rugged comfortable tear resistant. I like gear that mostly matches the area .