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    Kilted Hunting

    Here in the northeast US, we've been experiencing a lovely, extended "Indian Summer" with temps well above the seasonal norm (heck, the cursed grass is still growing! I was out mowing yesterday...).

    Anyways, a week from today is opening day for regular deer season here. If this warmish weather holds, I'm thinking of heading out in my belted plaid ("great kilt") for a day's deer stalking. I hunt with a flintlock, so I'd be appearing as a 1740's highland hunter (I wear 18th C. garb for "period" hunting as a rule, anyways). My stuff is all red-based tartans, so I'll be quite visible to other hunters - and that's not really an issue as I'll be on family land with only a couple of well-known hunting partners.

    I'll take some pics if I actually do this. Anyone else hunt while kilted?

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    I have hunted in the deli at the local market while kilted. Does that count? I am too squeamish to hunt. I leave that to those that can and apprediate those who can and do.
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    Not yet. But, I do plan to hunt for quail here in a couple weeks whilst wearing my "bark and leaf" O'Neille kilt.
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    Does fishing count ?
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    I have hunted for my sgian dubh, my socks, my keys, my.......
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    I shoot clay kilted, have trained dogs kilted, but the thought of blood on a kilt keeps them out of the field during the season.

    If I ever get to Scotland for stalkng or shoting, I will go kilted. Other than that, I am afraid the kilt is just comfortable after hunt attire.

    David

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    Quote Originally Posted by David Thornton
    I shoot clay kilted, have trained dogs kilted, but the thought of blood on a kilt keeps them out of the field during the season.

    If I ever get to Scotland for stalkng or shoting, I will go kilted. Other than that, I am afraid the kilt is just comfortable after hunt attire.

    David
    I'm not talking about one of my good, tailored kilts, but my plaid - which is meant for rough, outdoor use anyways. A little more mud and blood will just add to its character...!

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    corbinj is offline This member has been inactive for more than 1 year
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    I hunt in kilts, pheasants, quail, grouse, turkeys, geese. I dont hunt big game any more, if I did I would do it in a kilt. just watch for briars, ouch!! hey my dog is more tough than me, She hunts naked!

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