Just want to see how everybody paints their faces for elk hunting. I have seen a lot of different "designs" but it seems like too many people leave their necks exposed and make big white raccoon eyes. I probably overdue it, but I just want to see how you guys do it.
ORarcheryboy
I don't have any paint here. But I take longer to put my make up on then my wife does hers. Lol. No not really. Being in the army I pay close attention to face paint. Probley more than need be. I don't want a reverse face as well. Ya know dark eyes and nose. Light cheeks and chin. Looks almost like a skull. Sorry can't help out with pics. But curious to what others do as well.
Oh man, if I could get stills from my antelope hunting video, lol. It was a 3 day hunt and I probably had 15 different configurations. I'll see if I can round some up.
Actually I just got done with work so I am covered with overspray, I'll go do some up and snap a picture or two.
My second archery antelope....got a little trigger happy when this guy wouldn't get out of my way. 3 years ago. Glad I now have more patience....
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(one of a doe I killed that is still my best shot to this day. 63 yards quartering to me and I wanted to put it right in front of her front leg. I put it RIGHT where i wanted and she went on a 125 yard death run before rolling to her resting place. Never been so pumped after a doe kill!
(one of a doe I killed that is still my best shot to this day. 63 yards quartering to me and I wanted to put it right in front of her front leg. I put it RIGHT where i wanted and she went on a 125 yard death run before rolling to her resting place. Never been so pumped after a doe kill!
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