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Results may vary depending on what state you’re in. I’m in Idaho, and while I no longer hunt, if I’m going backcountry I carry as a last resort if my bear spray won’t cut it or in case of survival emergency. But I admit, if I was in the Foothills north of town I’d probably be a bit perplexed at some rando hiker with a rifle, though not surprised.
Yeah, a hostered pistol in the backcountry certainly comes across different than a compound bow in a close-in chunk of woods.
I've actually thought about hunting in regular clothes because the deer are so acclimated to humans, it sometimes seems like the the camo spooks them more. I guess with regular clothes, they see you/smell you, recognize you, and dont care that you are there, while with camo and scent blocking, you just seem like some kind of phantom.
I would probably be arrested, though.