Warm QUIET clothes are far more important than camo. As others have said, movement is the key, don't do it. I will add one other piece of advice. Get in a tree. Second best, get in a blind. I went out this morning and had a least 5 does wandering around within 20 yards of me. My tree stand was in a different place and I just wanted to hunt for a little while before work and see where the deer were moving. I was sitting on the ground with my back to a pine tree. The deer didn't spook, but I couldn't move. Hunting like that is agony to me. $60 spent on a climbing tree stand from Wal-Mart is a much better investment than a full set of expensive camo and probably cheaper too.

I'll probably invest in camo when I can afford it, I like to have every advantage. But does anyone seriously believe that the pattern of the camo matters? (aside from the obvious, birch pattern in a cedar forest)