double creek thats an interesting look with the sneaky leafs attached. I always like the home made approach to some things to see what ideas
people come up with. I was thinking of putting some leaves on my insulated suit to help brake up the out line.If you can i think we would like to see what it looks like being worn in the woods. Post a pic if you can

I know what you mean Wayomic
I do the same thing I have so many patterns, its unreal from mossey oak to advantage timber and everything in between.
Theres just so many products out there, you spend a fortune on clothes alone.
Has anybody heard or seen these web sites Godscountryoutdoors, Mothwing and riverghost they have some patterns that look really good.

i have seen mothwings and riverghosts and they do look good but if it aint broke dont fix it

I tend to buy whats on sale cause I don't think it matters much. But the most realistic to me is hardwoods green.

What is Mossy Oak 3D? Never heard of it...
My favorites are
Mossy Oak Breakup, Obsession and I love the new Brush for predator hunting...
Quick question; What camo do you think the early settlers and Indians used?

mossy oak new breakup and scent-lok clothing.

I like to use brush country.

I bought predator several years ago and have found nothing better in a tree stand in fall then Predator Grey, or on the ground then Predator fall brown.

I found this sight a while back when checking out new camo patterns and after reading it figured predator was all I needed. That or some wild Hawian shirts (read article). The guy in this article shows B&W photos ofwhat camo looks like in different surroudings. Most of your MO and RT camo just looks like a black blob when you take out the color. Don't get me wrong those companies helped revolutionize Camo -prior to them all you had was Woodland Green.

http://www.whitetail.com/camo1.html