I think it would work best early in the season like for a bow hunt when not many people in the woods. I know I have walked up on deer nude and they never took off running but watched me. Some hot days I want to hunt naked and I could bow hunting from a stand. Just wear the clothes out for safety reasons.
As a nudist/photographer I've gotten very close to animals in the woods. I think they see naked humans as just another animal. I can also move almost silent when I'm barefoot and naked. I think they see camo or clothing as not fitting into nature, despite how good the camo is.
As a nudist/photographer I've gotten very close to animals in the woods. I think they see naked humans as just another animal. I can also move almost silent when I'm barefoot and naked. I think they see camo or clothing as not fitting into nature, despite how good the camo is.
As a fellow photographer I have also noticed this, you can get much closer and the don't get spooked if you are naked,
As a nudist/photographer I've gotten very close to animals in the woods. I think they see naked humans as just another animal. I can also move almost silent when I'm barefoot and naked. I think they see camo or clothing as not fitting into nature, despite how good the camo is.
As a fellow photographer I have also noticed this, you can get much closer and the don't get spooked if you are naked,
Me too! I have had my closest encounters with both wild animals and birds whilst naked. I'm only rarely barefoot, so I don't think that's the main factor and it isn't brightly coloured clothing as I have never worn that, opting usually for plain browns, greys or black mostly. It could be that the creatures sense your vulnerability, so don't feel so threatened, but what about pointing a camera at them? It doesn't seem to faze them!
Could it be that it is the kind of place we go to be naked, being the more remote, away from other humans is where these creatures already feel safer?
Wonder how many trail cams have caught someone nude?
Some Amish owned trail cams caught me. Yes the Amish have trail cams and the young man that owned the woods behind me
caught me on them hiking his land in nothing but my Crocs. It was summer and into September and I always stopped before any game cane
into season. Early October just as I stepped out of the shower, I heard someone knock on my door. I greeted what turned out to be
a DNR officer with just a towel around my waist. He asked if I had " trespassed on the land behind me" and I confessed I had. The Amish guy had reported me to the DNR and he was following up. He issued me a warning about trespassing but never mentioned my lack of clothing either while hiking or greeting him at the door. I had slipped on shorts while he went to his car for something.
When I apoligized via texting to the Amish guy ( yes he had a cell phone too) he made no mention of my lack of clothing. Just did not want
me on his land even off hunting season.
I've been known to "Moon" cameras when I find them. My hunting buddies hate it when I find their cameras. Found one I was pretty sure belonged to a poacher one time... I dropped a duece in front of that one. None of my hunters said anything about it and the camera was gone the next weekend, I guess I was right about it belonging to a poacher.
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