Exactly. Pants/uninsulated bibs go in. My thick insulated bibs I wear from mid season on, have to stay out because they’re just too bulky. Would like to tuck everything for scent control reasons (pant cuffs dragging on the ground) but just won’t work with heavy clothes.Pants are in bibs are left out because my bibs have more material. No real reason for tucking them in, have the time they aren;t tucked just bunched up on top.
Base layers inside, outer layer outside.
Waking to the stand, tucked in. After in the stand, I drop them to the outside. 1. I think this helps scent control keeping smells inside and the neoprene/rubber smell from the boot inside the clothing. 2. I find it to be a little warmer as well.
Tucked in walking because it’s less surface to spread scent on your walk in and keeps mud and water off the clothes.
So I wear a pair of muck boots 99% of the time I deer hunt.... I was wondering...for those of us that use some sort of tall rubber type boot....do you pull your pant leg over the boot or do you tuck it inside your boot when hunting?? And do you have a conscious reason why?
Out because I don't line the way they go on my boots I always rub a little evercalm on the bottom where hem meets boot. Idk if it helps but, my Sunday morning hunt I walk a sandy road to my stand and when I came back for lunch a deer had followed my path exactly. There were hoof prints in every other step all the way almost back to the cabin. Did the scent help idk but it clearly didn't hurt.