Maine Blaze Orange Requirement

[Deleted member 67409]

Will this jacket satisfy Maine's blaze orange requirement for deer gun season and upland game hunting during deer gun season? Linked to the abstract just in case. Yes, this is a lighter jacket, I have a heavier all-orange Carhartt for colder temperatures.

https://www.maine.gov/ifw/docs/19-MDIFW-09-HuntingLawbook-2019-20.pdf

 

[whacko]

Will this jacket satisfy Maine's blaze orange requirement for deer gun season and upland game hunting during deer gun season? Linked to the abstract just in case. Yes, this is a lighter jacket, I have a heavier all-orange Carhartt for colder temperatures.

https://www.maine.gov/ifw/docs/19-MDIFW-09-HuntingLawbook-2019-20.pdf

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Law says two articles of clothing.....hat all hunter orange and the main torso of a jacket just be at lease 50% hunter orange. It looks good to me.....more orange than brown in my opinion.

 

[PatMcD]

Yes.

 

[Deleted member 67409]

Cool, thanks guys! Bought the jacket and some other stuff.

 

[Masswhole]

The copywriting on that site alone makes me want to buy from them:

Jorma is a Finnish man's name. It's not too common these days but it carries a strong connotation of dignity and tradition in our culture. Also, equivalent names in English would be Dick or Johnson. Make of that what you will.

 

[Deleted member 67409]

The copywriting on that site alone makes me want to buy from them:

Jorma is a Finnish man's name. It's not too common these days but it carries a strong connotation of dignity and tradition in our culture. Also, equivalent names in English would be Dick or Johnson. Make of that what you will.

Varusteleka is known for their laconic, dry, phallic-oriented sense of humor.

 

[whacko]

Well this thread sure took a detour

 

[Deleted member 67409]

Well this thread sure took a detour

For those not in the know, Varusteleka is a combination military surplus, outdoors, and firearms accessory store in Finland. They have their own line of tactical and hunting clothes called "Sarma." The model in the second picture I posted is, I believe, Jari, the owner of Varusteleka.

Varusteleka makes good stuff, I own a couple hats made by them and they work as intended.

Särmä clothing - Varusteleka.com

 

[whacko]

For those not in the know, Varusteleka is a combination military surplus, outdoors, and firearms accessory store in Finland. They have their own line of tactical and hunting clothes called "Sarma." The model in the second picture I posted is, I believe, Jari, the owner of Varusteleka.

Varusteleka makes good stuff, I own a couple hats made by them and they work as intended.

Särmä clothing - Varusteleka.com

I was referring to the fish cock

 

[Deleted member 67409]

I was referring to the fish cock

Who do you think sells it?

 

[whacko]

For those not in the know, Varusteleka is a combination military surplus, outdoors, and firearms accessory store in Finland. They have their own line of tactical and hunting clothes called "Sarma." The model in the second picture I posted is, I believe, Jari, the owner of Varusteleka.

Varusteleka makes good stuff, I own a couple hats made by them and they work as intended.

Särmä clothing - Varusteleka.com

I just checked out their food and stuff and have to say some of this stuff is interesting! I may order some. They sell super strong chocolate with added caffeine.....supposedly a German ration during ww2 for "energy".

Kalakalle Fish Cock, 182 g, canned

A traditional Finnish delicacy in a canned version!

www.varusteleka.com

 

[Deleted member 67409]

I just checked out their food and stuff and have to say some of this stuff is interesting! I may order some. They sell super strong chocolate with added caffeine.....supposedly a German ration during ww2 for "energy".

Kalakalle Fish Cock, 182 g, canned

A traditional Finnish delicacy in a canned version!

www.varusteleka.com

I use Scho-ka-kola for mountain hiking as an emergency "boost" snack. Have a bunch of tins in the fridge.

 

[whacko]

I use Scho-ka-kola for mountain hiking as an emergency "boost" snack. Have a bunch of tins in the fridge.

That settles it I'm ordering some.

 

[Mark from MA]

Well this thread sure took a detour

Only NES could take 180 like that and keep going.

 

[Coyote33]

The copywriting on that site alone makes me want to buy from them:

Jorma is a Finnish man's name. It's not too common these days but it carries a strong connotation of dignity and tradition in our culture. Also, equivalent names in English would be Dick or Johnson. Make of that what you will.

On what site? The only link above yours was the Maine abstracts.

 

[Chris M.]

Kalakalle Fish Cock, 182 g, canned

A traditional Finnish delicacy in a canned version!

www.varusteleka.com