I think you've got to hand-sort through the Deception patterns I've ran across; some are ok, but there's a lot that do tend to be too much of the same tones throughout, lending itself to the same blobbing you're probably trying to avoid.

For that reason, I simply turn to Fall Gray. I want that sharp contrast which helps eradicate the human outline. Having too much white has never even remotely been a problem for me; but I do 99.9% of my hunting from treestands, and that "white" (it's actually a shade of gray and not white; I've spoken with the designer numerous times about how far off it is from white in reality) actually helps break up those geographic chunks extremely well and blends in with light gray winter skies exceptionally well.

I promise when I get back from my elk trip and get caught up on family time to have my wife snap some pics of me in some Fall Gray from the ground while I'm up in a treestand.