Lightweight specific Turkey hunting clothing

[Tca126]

Seems like the nomad stretch lite and old Tom pants are popular. Will look into them.

[Sixes]

The lightest way to go is a pair of leafy bottoms over whatever you want to wear. My ASAT leafy suit is 10+ years old and I still wear it a lot, sometimes just the leafy pants over shorts. You can't beat it for staying cool when it heats up in late season here in Georgia

[wchadw]

I like the nomad stretch lite


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[3chunter]

Nomad with layers if needed.

[budtripp]

First lite corrugate guide pants combined with the ol tom vestless shirt is my new staple. I quit using a vest as I just end up carrying more junk that I hardly use. Couple pot calls and a little pouch full of mouth calls and maybe a locator call of sorts in the chest pockets and I'm golden. I'm not the cool kid wearing matching Mossy Oak bottomland head to toe like is all the rage, but I kill turkeys and am comfortable doing it.

[Meleagris gallopavo]

I use the cheap leafy suits on eBay and wear whatever else underneath. 


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[hootgobbleyelpgobble]

I like the nomad stretch lite


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I do also. Seemed like the Tibbee pants would always rip in the legs from briars or I would rip the crotch when sneaking on turkeys. Used them for 10 years or so until I took a chance at the stretch lite pants and shirt on sale.

[Old Dominion Tom]

Kind of low tech I guess, but I mostly just wear oversized outer garments that allow me to adjust for what/how much I wear for base layers dependent upon weather.  Most of the time I'm just wearing mil spec bdu pants and tops (nylon/cotton ripstop blend) in the old woodland pattern.  Very durable, well stitched and reinforced in needed areas, and nice pockets.  Sometimes I'll wear an oversized mossy oak variation as a top before things really green up well.

[Dtrkyman]

Sitka may have what you are looking for soon, but you will pay for it.  Their western hunting clothes are well worth the money!