I Am Wearing an Orange Shirt Should I Wear Denim Or Camo Shorts?!?

If she replaced into in elementary terms 14? HELL NO. If she replaced into sixteen or 17? perhaps. no longer if she's in elementary terms 14. All that is doing is showing her that the "intercourse variety" that united states of america of america is taking precise now (anybody continuously having intercourse with anybody else on the drop of a hat) is positive. Granted,it is a lovable skirt,yet at 14 no,a toddler does not have my alright to positioned on some thing like that. Sorry,i do no longer wanna be elevating the subsequent "paris hiltion" or "lindsey lohan" or some thing aka teenager hoochie. Sorry,i do no longer believe the mothers that are pleased with letting teenager ladies gown like sluts

1. I need help on a wedding like asap?

It sounds like you are at an impasse. How bout you compromise. Maybe wear a white dress with camo on the inside, or camo trimmings or camo shoes... Or maybe wear your Sunday best for the actual ceremony but for the going away part put on a camo dress?

2. How to apply camo tape?

Stick it where you need it!

3. Would this work? Camo cake idea?

It should bake up camo as long as you do not mix the colors very much. They will need to be swirled a little, but three passes should be plenty. (3 passes: put a butter knife or spatula in the batter in the pan, run it forward, back, forward in kind of a 'Z' pattern. Or smoother, like an 'S'.) Sounds like fun!

4. is wearing camo for hunting really irrelevant?

This is completely misinformed. There is actually only 1 animal in the world that is confirmed as not having any color cone receptors in the eye at all and that truly only sees in black & white, that is an ocean ray looking fish known as a "skate". Humans have 3 types of cones in their eyes for detecting color. Red, green, and blue. Between mixtures of all those we see all the various colors we see. Most monkeys/apes have similar 3 cone color vision. Almost all mammals other than humans/monkeys/apes have 2 types of cones (this includes deer), so they perceive 2 different colors and mixtures thereof. Because of this there are certain colors that stand out as very different from the natural greens/browns etc to our trichromic vision that do not stand out quite as much to these mammals' bichromic vision. We take advantage of these for hunter safety while still being decently hidden. Hunter orange is one of them. Up close deer can still tell that it's not quite right toned, which is why bow hunters are often allowed to forego the orange, but from a distance (like rifle hunters usually have) it's similar enough to work fine. The camo breaks up your pattern (because colors or not they still see shapes) and orange is similar enough to the colors around you as far as the deer are concerned. If you were to wear bright blue (a color deer have color cones for and can definitely tell from other forest colors), the deer would see you pretty easily. Red tones, on the other hand, would be ok as whatever red parts of the spectrum being reflected the deer simply would not see...it would just look like a muted dull color similar to the other forest browns to the deer. On the other hand, most birds have excellent trichromic color vision like us. That is why most turkey and duck hunters are all also allowed to forego hunter orange. The birds will spot that every bit as easily as a human will. If you are more hidden from a human, then you are more hidden from most birds...that simple. Does simple wearing muted colors do this? Well...it can. Sit a guy wearing muted earth tones 100 yards away from you and you will see quite simply it works pretty well. 1) because at those distances it's far more about movement (move, they will see you, do not , they wo not ) and silhouettes (silhouette yourself against the sky and they will see you). 2) because even if an animal sees you, it does not mean they consider you a threat. I've had turkeys walk out onto my target shooting range WHILE I was firing, during turkey season. I did not have any turkey tags...but the point goes to show that just because you hunted in a sequin dancing suit and shot something, it does not mean they did not see you...sometimes the animals just do dumb stuff and do not consider you a threat even if they do know you are there. Proper camo will still blend in with the forest colors the best (useful at extremely close range with mammals, and at most ranges with birds) and it will still break up your outline best. If you have it, it's definitely useful to use it. But, you do not always need the best blending in order to hunt either. Quite simply, you've got distance on most animals you hunt, and they do not have binoculars...it's just plain hard to discern someone sitting still in a bush 50 yards away. It would be even harder with camo...but even in plain clothes it's still pretty hard. So there's nothing wrong with hunting in normal clothes...especially with muted earth tones.