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MN/Kyle 04-29-2008 06:58 PM
RE: Camo patterns
 
Who posted the Realtree AP vs. Predator photos awhile back?



Germ 04-29-2008 07:30 PM
RE: Camo patterns
 
To work in all those I would go with ASAT

mobow 04-29-2008 07:48 PM
RE: Camo patterns
 
ORIGINAL: whitetailbowhunter

ORIGINAL: MOmightymite

This is where open patterns exceed other patterns. Patterns such as Enigma, Predator, ASAT, Skyline are going to be your best bet for the area you showed. Realtree AP is OK, but it still has a bit of a blob effect. It all boils down to how much you are willing to pay. The open patterns are usually more, but are the best IMO for any terrain. I use my Enigma year round for turkey in the spring and deer in the fall.
I think I will go with ASAT or Predator deception or fall brown. I think Enigma would work well also but some thing about turns me off I don't know why but I don't like it. ..
I agree, it's an aquired taste. It looks "goofy" but I'll tell ya....it's absolutely the most effective pattern I've used, and I've used an aweful lot of them. What turns me off is how damn long it takes to get it. Which didn't stop me from ordering a new set of G2.

NY/Al 04-29-2008 08:09 PM
RE: Camo patterns
 
ORIGINAL: MN/Kyle

Who posted the Realtree AP vs. Predator photos awhile back?

Not sure but id like tosee them!

whitetailbowhunter 04-30-2008 09:20 AM
RE: Camo patterns
 

ORIGINAL: mobow

ORIGINAL: whitetailbowhunter

ORIGINAL: MOmightymite

This is where open patterns exceed other patterns. Patterns such as Enigma, Predator, ASAT, Skyline are going to be your best bet for the area you showed. Realtree AP is OK, but it still has a bit of a blob effect. It all boils down to how much you are willing to pay. The open patterns are usually more, but are the best IMO for any terrain. I use my Enigma year round for turkey in the spring and deer in the fall.
I think I will go with ASAT or Predator deception or fall brown. I think Enigma would work well also but some thing about turns me off I don't know why but I don't like it. ..
I agree, it's an aquired taste. It looks "goofy" but I'll tell ya....it's absolutely the most effective pattern I've used, and I've used an aweful lot of them. What turns me off is how damn long it takes to get it. Which didn't stop me from ordering a new set of G2.
I think i would like it better if the "lines" were black or brown instead of green and red.

DJPLAP2232006 04-30-2008 09:24 AM
RE: Camo patterns
 
I like your idea with the trees there however have you tried younger trees? Maybe 2-4 year olds?

PA Hardwoods 04-30-2008 09:28 AM
RE: Camo patterns
 

ORIGINAL: whitetailbowhunter

ORIGINAL: mobow

ORIGINAL: whitetailbowhunter

ORIGINAL: MOmightymite

This is where open patterns exceed other patterns. Patterns such as Enigma, Predator, ASAT, Skyline are going to be your best bet for the area you showed. Realtree AP is OK, but it still has a bit of a blob effect. It all boils down to how much you are willing to pay. The open patterns are usually more, but are the best IMO for any terrain. I use my Enigma year round for turkey in the spring and deer in the fall.
I think I will go with ASAT or Predator deception or fall brown. I think Enigma would work well also but some thing about turns me off I don't know why but I don't like it. ..
I agree, it's an aquired taste. It looks "goofy" but I'll tell ya....it's absolutely the most effective pattern I've used, and I've used an aweful lot of them. What turns me off is how damn long it takes to get it. Which didn't stop me from ordering a new set of G2.
I think i would like it better if the "lines" were black or brown instead of green and red.
Whitetailbowhunter, since the revisions have been made to the pattern you will see the lines are brown now. The G1 was the first printing of the fabric and the colors did not turn out quite like Chuck Pensyl (The Enigma Owner) would have liked. These pictures are of the G2 Field jacket.

Gundeck 04-30-2008 09:29 AM
RE: Camo patterns
 
ORIGINAL: RDHunter

Here's one that might help you blend in a little ......


[img]local://91942/3B1C4B0D9182482A9ED6D123CEAA8D9B.jpg[/image]

and here's a link to their web site ( www.imagecountry.com)
Sorry to seem isolationist, but I am not going to rush out and order Chinese camo.

whitetailbowhunter 04-30-2008 09:32 AM
RE: Camo patterns
 

ORIGINAL: PA Hardwoods

ORIGINAL: whitetailbowhunter

ORIGINAL: mobow

ORIGINAL: whitetailbowhunter

ORIGINAL: MOmightymite

This is where open patterns exceed other patterns. Patterns such as Enigma, Predator, ASAT, Skyline are going to be your best bet for the area you showed. Realtree AP is OK, but it still has a bit of a blob effect. It all boils down to how much you are willing to pay. The open patterns are usually more, but are the best IMO for any terrain. I use my Enigma year round for turkey in the spring and deer in the fall.
I think I will go with ASAT or Predator deception or fall brown. I think Enigma would work well also but some thing about turns me off I don't know why but I don't like it. ..
I agree, it's an aquired taste. It looks "goofy" but I'll tell ya....it's absolutely the most effective pattern I've used, and I've used an aweful lot of them. What turns me off is how damn long it takes to get it. Which didn't stop me from ordering a new set of G2.
I think i would like it better if the "lines" were black or brown instead of green and red.
Whitetailbowhunter, since the revisions have been made to the pattern you will see the lines are brown now. The G1 was the first printing of the fabric and the colors did not turn out quite like Chuck Pensyl (The Enigma Owner) would have liked. These pictures are of the G2 Field jacket.













Close up like that doesn't look bad. How much does a suit put a man back?

PA Hardwoods 04-30-2008 10:02 AM
RE: Camo patterns
 

ORIGINAL: whitetailbowhunter

ORIGINAL: PA Hardwoods

ORIGINAL: whitetailbowhunter

ORIGINAL: mobow

ORIGINAL: whitetailbowhunter

ORIGINAL: MOmightymite

This is where open patterns exceed other patterns. Patterns such as Enigma, Predator, ASAT, Skyline are going to be your best bet for the area you showed. Realtree AP is OK, but it still has a bit of a blob effect. It all boils down to how much you are willing to pay. The open patterns are usually more, but are the best IMO for any terrain. I use my Enigma year round for turkey in the spring and deer in the fall.
I think I will go with ASAT or Predator deception or fall brown. I think Enigma would work well also but some thing about turns me off I don't know why but I don't like it. ..
I agree, it's an aquired taste. It looks "goofy" but I'll tell ya....it's absolutely the most effective pattern I've used, and I've used an aweful lot of them. What turns me off is how damn long it takes to get it. Which didn't stop me from ordering a new set of G2.
I think i would like it better if the "lines" were black or brown instead of green and red.
Whitetailbowhunter, since the revisions have been made to the pattern you will see the lines are brown now. The G1 was the first printing of the fabric and the colors did not turn out quite like Chuck Pensyl (The Enigma Owner) would have liked. These pictures are of the G2 Field jacket.













Close up like that doesn't look bad. How much does a suit put a man back?
Fully loaded with all the options that are available, That Jacket and a fully loaded set of pants and a hat will run about $275. That is based on your sizes being XL or smaller. But remember these are custom made one at a time. To your exact sizes. And if there is something you want on the clothes you can ask Chuck and he will do his best to get it done for you. You won't find a nicer guy to deal with.


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