ORIGINAL: JeffB
ORIGINAL: Cougar Mag
being still and how your stand is positioned relative to the deer entry trails is more important than the camo you are wearing.
I'd agree with this, no doubt. Camo make slittle difference when everything is "right".
It's when things are not perfect (all too often my experience/bad luck) that good camo can make the difference. Trees aren't always big enough or provide sufficent cover, deer catch ya move, they come from a different direction, etc. And don't forget, if you are a skinny little guy who is 5 feet tall and weighs 150 pounds sopping wet you need alot less outline breaking than a 6 foot tall, 275 pounder who is wider than most fo the trees he sits in.
(yes, I'm reading this thread backwards)
I agree Jeff!! I try to take advantage of location and natural cover, but somehow it seems like my Camo is always put to the test.
I Love my Predator Camo, and just recently got a suit of Ultimate Camo. I hope to put it to the test this Turkey season.
I must admit it looks pretty impressive, and I'm sure there will be setups I rely on it next Deer season as well.
Dan