Types of camo you like to wear?

[thefirstndsecond]

Saw this thread in another place that focuses on archery.

A guy posted this link - https://camomatrix.com/  - if accurate very interesting. 

I have had

advantage camo

Real tree - what I use most

mossy oak break up

and Cabela's outfitter camo i think it is

What brands types of camo do you guys and gals use?

 

[bucky]

[not on the rug]

ASAT

[Ron]

Gave up on it. I still own camo from years past. But all purchases in recent years are just solid colors; green, grey and brown. 

[Batsto]

Best camo is whatever is on sale! I have some camo stuff that is over 25 years. My camo mesh mask is 30 years old.  Hat was free! Field & Stream Boots are 25+ yrs, camo hoodie was free, pants were on sale for 19 Bucks on Sportmans Guide. 

Edited September 19, 2023 by Batsto

[thefirstndsecond]

1 hour ago, not on the rug said:

ASAT

I had never heard of this until I read this thread somewhere else.

I had always bought what was on sale

[Stugots]

The wind is the best camo lol

[Bucksnbows]

Camo is designed to fool one animal only, the hunter and his wallet. And it is HIGHLY effective at doing so as this and so many similar posts demonstrate. Anything that breaks up your outline works fine. Doesn’t have to be camo. 

[thefirstndsecond]

1 hour ago, Bucksnbows said:

Camo is designed to fool one animal only, the hunter and his wallet. And it is HIGHLY effective at doing so as this and so many similar posts demonstrate. Anything that breaks up your outline works fine. Doesn’t have to be camo. 

I agree, but the clothing is also made with the activity in mind.

What clothing besides camo would fit the quiet flexibility or thin warmth that may be needed when hunting?

Is that clothing priced above the price of the camo?

[bucky]

1 hour ago, Bucksnbows said:

Camo is designed to fool one animal only, the hunter and his wallet. And it is HIGHLY effective at doing so as this and so many similar posts demonstrate. Anything that breaks up your outline works fine. Doesn’t have to be camo. 

No outline with my camo, I lay right in the corn pile

[Bucksnbows]

15 minutes ago, thefirstndsecond said:

I agree, but the clothing is also made with the activity in mind.

What clothing besides camo would fit the quiet flexibility or thin warmth that may be needed when hunting?

Is that clothing priced above the price of the camo?

Over the years, I have used clothing designed for skiing, hiking and mountain biking in addition to so-called hunting clothing. All designed for minimum weight and maximum insulation that allow freedom of movement and are quiet. 

[Batsto]

These are the best camo mesh gloves. They are great for those warm Turkey days. Bought them on sale at Dicks for 99 cents 30+ years ago . My son in law calls them the Deplorable Rube Turkey Killers. Hard to find mesh gloves for warm days.

Edited September 19, 2023 by Batsto

[Greybeard]

Leafy suit.  I like performance over patterns.  Army surplus BDU in woodland camo works good at shedding burrs, so does wrangler stretch woodland camo pants at walmart, then leafy suit over it.

[10deer]

leafy the best for me also

[electric10162]

Woolrich!