I'm not sure what that Aset camo is but I'm going to check it out.

You can use a gilly suit. It has a lot of 3 dimensional stuff on it to break up your outline.

Move as little as possible and use a good blind as stated above, whether it be natural or otherwise.

Give yourself a dark background as opposed to a light one and as stated above try to match the camo to your particular surrounding.

When hunting snow you can break up your image with whit pants and boots and say a break up pattern on your jacket or coat and hat.

Wear a mask. I like the ones with the nose bridge that you can pull up from around your neck. They have no material that falls between your eyes which can be a problem when you're trying to look down the arrow shaft for a shot.

Masking scent is important. I like to make my own and as with camo make it to you surrouding habitat. If your hunting in pine and cedar forest start with those ingredients. Pine is hard to spray but will work just by splashing of sponging it on. If in oak or hardwood use ingredients pertaining to that area and experiment to see which one works best. Too much of one ingredient might spook deer so use your best judgement.

Good luck

GOD BLESS
Charlie Patrick
Eastern Ontario Guided Adventures http://www3.sympatico.ca/chazpat/wildcanada.html