Poncho Outdoors

$94.95Long sleeve
Paloma is Spanish for dove, and this is the shirt Poncho built for the hunt it's named after: a stretch performance pearl snap that breathes in a sunflower field and still reads as a going-out shirt at dinner. Snaps beat buttons when your hands are dirty.
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$104.95Long sleeve
Named for the South American dove, cut with Argentina-shoot styling — roomy through the shoulder so a gun mount doesn't drag the sleeve. The priciest Poncho shirt here, and the one that looks the most intentional in photos.
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$94.95Long sleeve
Córdoba is the dove hunting capital of the world, and the shirt leans into it. Lightweight performance woven, long sleeve coverage for a full afternoon of direct sun, and a collar that stands up under a strap vest.
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$104.95Long sleeve
Field-to-town styling from the same hunting collection — quick-dry fabric that comes out of a hot truck looking fine. Good pick if you want one shirt for the whole weekend rather than a camo shirt and a clean shirt.
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$94.95Long sleeve
The lightest of Poncho's hunting shirts, which is exactly the spec that matters for a Texas September opener. Long sleeve sun coverage without the weight that makes most hunting shirts unwearable above 95 degrees.
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$94.95Long sleeve
A South Texas brush country tribute shirt, and the most Texan-looking option on the page. Buy it if you hunt below San Antonio and want a shirt that isn't a camo print but still disappears against mesquite and huisache.
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$99.00Long sleeve
Duck Camp's signature dove-season shirt in their Midland camo. Genuinely lightweight, vented, and the camo is designed for dry Texas cover rather than a hardwood bottom — the closest thing here to a purpose-built dove shirt.
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$44.50Short sleeve
The short-sleeve version of the same shirt, marked down from $89, and the one exception to the long-sleeve rule: if you hunt shaded fence lines or you're the guy who never burns, it's the coolest camo shirt on this page.
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$44.50Short sleeve
Not a field shirt — the one you change into at the truck. Soft plaid, camp collar, and it hides a certain amount of dove blood on the drive to the taco stand. Cheap enough at $44.50 to keep folded in the back seat.
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$100.00Short sleeve
Mossy Oak Bottomland on a Tecovas performance pearl snap — the dove field meets the honky-tonk. Stretch poly-spandex, so it moves on the mount, and it's the only camo shirt here nobody will look at twice indoors.
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$100.00Long sleeve
The after-hunt shirt. Classic denim pearl snap that covers your arms on a late-season morning and goes straight to the cookout. Heavier than a performance shirt, so save it for November and December hunts.
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Buy the $30 Amazon tier if you hunt a handful of afternoons a year, you're outfitting a kid who will outgrow it, or the shirt is going to live in a truck under a bag of decoys. You get UPF and wicking, and nobody cares if it gets dove blood on it.
Step up to the $90 to $105 boutique tier if you hunt every weekend of the season, you want a shirt cut for mounting a shotgun instead of a generic athletic block, or the hunt ends at a restaurant. Better fabric, snap cuffs, real shoulder articulation, and a shirt that lasts several seasons instead of one.