RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

Ok but that camo would be Ultimate IMO;)

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

You can't argue with the results. Below is a picture of a buddy of mine and he kills bucks like this one every year. I busted his chops on the treebark camo, his reply the deer are drawn to it andit has the added benifit of vertical slimming lines. I was thinking about giving up the old mossy oak for enigma or asat but now I think I am going on a quest for treebark. The proof is too hard to deny.

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

Wow, thats a great looking buck!! Ohio produces some whoppers.

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

I love it when Greg wears the "bark" and keeps on putting them down year after year. I personally have always felt "camo" and all the patterns are way over hyped, especially in any terrain where you have background cover to break you up. Smell and movement/noise imo are much more integral to the whitetail bow hunter than the camo pattern. Jm2c.

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

I really wouldn't want to be like GregH.

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

Trebark is still alive and kicking. Some of you may remember the pic I posted a while back of a nice PA 9 point my buddy shot. Guess what he was wearing when that guy went down?

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

Thats it! I`m going to be wearingtreebark next season !
"Look out big bucks";)

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

Agreed, i killed a nice buck this year 15 yards from me with the bow wearing blue jeans and a camo coat [:-] Deer pick up on movement more than anything else.

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

You can't....... there's only one me!;)

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

Yeah I suppose so!:D

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

Oh man!! This explains everything.I knew I was doing something wrong.Ive been wearing camouflage when I hunt!! Stupid me :eek:

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

I thought I read somewhere that deer can see shades of blue.

If I have to be somewhere in a hurry after a hunt, I wear a pair of tan khaki's!!;)

RE: Those that want to be like GregH
 

We know that deer, elk, moose and most other hoofed mammals (ungulates) see in shades of yellows and blues (dichromatic or two-color vision) during daylight hours.

In low light conditions, when these animals are typically most active, they see in one-color vision, or black & white