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just as effective as the realtree im sure. i like that design better. even though im a MO man =)

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I hope not:D

RE: Intrusion Camo - the photos
 

Is this stuff available with scent lok in it? What about warmth? Looks like its just a shell and some bdus.

RE: Intrusion Camo - the photos
 

All of the camo patterns offered by Gray Wolf Woolens come with numerous options such as scent-lok etc. Its pretty much custom to what you want, you just have to pay extra for particular things.

Justin... do you think that you could take a closeup of just the camo? I was curious to see what the major differences was between the Treeline and Deadfall. I've seen the "stock" (pics from your 5th post) camo pattern images, but wanted to see if the Deadfall had as much brownish yellow in the background as the "stock" picture shows. From the pics I've seen of the camo in action, the Deadfall looks to have a little bit more grey. Main reason I ask is because I think I like the Deadfall pattern as an all-season pattern and depending on colors, that would only help in my future decision.

RE: Intrusion Camo - the photos
 

Now that is funny!

RE: Intrusion Camo - the photos
 

Greg, what is a zig zag stitch, something you have to have a sewing machine for and do you think I can do that with this rip?

RE: Intrusion Camo - the photos
 

Justin, looks good. I've been an open pattern fan for about 5 years now. I have a set of ASAT, Predator Fall Grey, and just picked up a parka in Realtree AP. It's good to see that the major camo makers are catching on t open patterns. I think it's funny that MO is re-introducing Treestand. I used the original MO Treestand for years back in the day and too my first bow kill with it.

I like the contrast in Intrusion. The layering of the pattern is very nice. The fact that it's on Wolfskin makes it even better.

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Rick,

Yep, you need a sewing machine for it... and it looks like you've got enough fabric there to pull it back together and use that stitch to repair your rip. The thread actually zig-zags back and forth, and can help hold less-than-perfect tears back together. I'd say it'd work on yours by looking at that pic.

If you don't have a sewing maching, or access to someone with one, your dry cleaners can probably do it for you for around $5 or so.

RE: Intrusion Camo - the photos
 

Nice looking stuff!

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Thanks for the tip Greg;). Will check out the dry cleaners.