Snow Camo

I am looking for a source for snow camo. Preferably a thin coverall that I can wear over my existing winter clothes. Any sources would be appreciated.

Thank you,

Paul Jansen

Go to your local paint store or home repair retail store and buy a set of disposable white painters coveralls. That is what I use. The ones I've got are even slightly water proof. Cost around $4.

Get creative with a can of OD spray paint to make a few 'blotches' of darker color, and go hunting !

Mike Corey - I'm the NRA

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Paul, I used my Christmas money to buy a set of '3-D Snow' camo manufactured by Johnson Garment, CA 16308. It is an unlined set of white drawstring pants and a hooded jacket printed with an about 25% sticks and branches sort of camouflage. Snow came late to my neighborhood, but I wore it on my last two bowhunts last month. Bought it at Gander Mountain for about $75.00. Go a full size larger than you think you'll need to make room for all your insulation without compression. Good hunting. Michael

Call a commercial laundry near you and ask them if they furnish coveralls for meat plants or white jackets and pants for Chefs at Hotels or resturants. I have gotten some at a local laundry with some minor stains real reasonably. I get the biggest ones they have and put them on over my other clothes.