I semi-agree with Red Allison...at least about the Mossy Oak Breakup. Too dark of a pattern and I prefer medium...not too light like some of these open patterns and not too dark like Breakup....though I would tend to lump Realtree Hardwoods in the same category with the original breakup.

My all time favorite camo was Sniper Fall Brown by Trebark. They stopped making it several years ago but it blended in so well with its browns and tans. Great pattern on the ground or up in a tree in my opinion. It was a slightly darker pattern overall but the tans broke up the solidness of it.

Next choice and especially for early season would be Realtree Xtra Brown. The Tan, Green and Brown combo blended in perfectly for the early season deer woods in my neck of PA. Again, the tans nicely offset the greens and browns.

For later in the year I prefer Advantage Timber, a darker pattern...simply because it is more brown than gray though both colors are present.

I have an outfit in a new pattern..Buckhorn camo...coming shortly. I look forward to trying it out as it appears to be somewhere in the middle as well.