Camouflage Kilts

[Jerry]

I do wear camo for hunting (Realtree hardwoods), but that is one situation where I couldn't wear a kilt. I am more of a traditionalist, and other than a Blackwatch or Royal Stewart, I would only wear kilts of clans to which I have some connection. These are MacNeil of Barra and Gordon. I'm seriously looking at a new kilt in "Dress Gordon". I really like that black, white, and grey look. Bear, be on the lookout for an order from Va.

[mcnice]

might be right that dirt is not harming as much on camo kilts. makes me rememering when somebody poured a cup of red-wine out of my blackwatch kilt. on that party small cleaning action at the toilet and the next day were nothing seen. i didn t even need to give him to the cleaner ;)
maybe it´s the military stuff

[Jimmy Carbomb]

Can some one help me to understand the attraction of wearing a camouflage kilt? I don't really understand it.

So I'm about the LAST guy around here that you would think would be seen in a camo kilt! However, when deer hunting in western Pennsylvania, there's nothing better for the task. Deep down, I feel a little more "old school" when I wear it. I'm not about to do the whole Braveheart face-painting thing, but I just picture the antlers as a "crown" and it makes me concentrate even more.

Like any other kilt... there's a time and a place. You just have to find it!8)

[Aaron]

Jimmycarbomb wrote:

However, when deer hunting in western Pennsylvania, there's nothing better for the task.

There's nothing like a Potter county deer trip. Jimmy, you've got me itching to break out the rifle and disappear for a week.

Of course if I apply a bit of talcum, the itching might go away.

[mcnice]

both of u right. i m a passionate sportfisher and see what u mean. surely true that the clothings influence our state of mind when hunting/fishing. i ll have to get one until next spring ;)

[Robert Lamb]

I don't have a camouflage kilt but the only advantage I can see to any camouflage clothing is, you are not as visable to others. so if you want to keep a low profile and not be seen the camouflage kilt is
the answer!
Robert "the noncamouflage kilted" Lamb

[bikercelt1]

I have a tiger stripe camo kilt from Neokilts. I don't think anybody has ever thought it was a military kilt. My olive neotrad UK, however, is frequently mistaken for some kind of military kilt. For me, the camo kilt was just another color/pattern option. I just think it's interesting. I don't ascribe any other value to it.

Jamie

[bubba]

Camo is ok, but I'll pass on the tiger stripe. Some bad juju for me.

[Jerry]

Jimmycarbomb wrote:

However, when deer hunting in western Pennsylvania, there's nothing better for the task.

There's nothing like a Potter county deer trip. Jimmy, you've got me itching to break out the rifle and disappear for a week.

Of course if I apply a bit of talcum, the itching might go away.

Our Early muzzleloading season, here in Virginia opens at the end of this month. Since I'm a retired old fart, I'll be afield just about every day during the two weeks. Who cares if I get a buck or not, I just enjoy the h*** out of being there in the early fall weather.

[Richard]

I made my own camouflage kilt and the first time I went out in it a lady came up to me and said "I have never seen a camouflage kilt before" "I said what do you think the Scots wear when they go to war" I left her very confused !!!
Richard