Camo
 

what are some good options for Camo? i don't think i can go with high dollar stuff, but i can manage with lower prices. what are good brands and patterns?

RE: Camo
 

I personally love Natural Gear, but I think I am the only one here who uses it. It isn't very popular, but I have never figured out why. It blends is very well from the Midwest, West, and even the upper tundra of Canada. Plus, it is pretty lucky;)

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i just got some cabelas silent weave it was like 19.00 and 29.00 for shirt and pants. i got it in mossy oak tree stand. I like it and it was affordable.

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It's my all around favoriteto, I have lots of camo but I wear Natural Gear most of the time.;)

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Predator Deception!

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The picture of the Natgear is nice, if a whitetail happens to be sitting in a stand at the same height like in the case in the picture shown. A picture of camoflauge in-use is only relevent if taken from the perspective of the animal that you are hunting.

Predator Fall Gray or Intrusion Treeline does the best job at breaking the human outline, which is the most important quality of any good camoflauge.

RE: Camo
 

www.Ultimatecamo.com

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I too bought some Silent Hide in Treestand, awesome pattern and my cheap-o silent hide has lasted me well through the years. Still have the first bibs I bought 6 years ago...and they aren't even Wolfskin!

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Over a few yeras, I think you'll hear a million different answers to this question as everyone looks at it in a different way...it's all subjective. In a perfect scenario I would be using several camo patterns throughout the season depending on the area, and situation, season, etc. But if I had to use just 1 pattern for all scenario's Realtree AP would definately be my choice, and it's IMO the most versatile pattern on the market. Plus it's one of the most, if not the most widely available pattern out there, giving you good product optionsfor your budget.

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Thanks for the mention Gary.Your link isnt working for some reason

http://www.ultimatecamo.com/

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LOL languagually challenged?

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you got to excuse him he is left handed!LOL;)

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I like the looks of Ultimate Camo, and would like to give that a try especially for Spring turkey. I'm a big fan of ASAT 3d. I've been using it for 3 seasons now, and love it. It's not insulated, it's not waterproof, but it's very versatile, and I can layer (or not) as I wish throughout the season. It's great on the ground, and just as effective in the tree. It was once as popular as Enigma and Predator around these parts;) Problem is, the company has been having some issues, lately.

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Ultimate Camo is the best new pattern I have seen put out for years. I said that the very first time I saw pictures of it. Now that I own some I can tell you that the pictures didn't do the pattern the justice it deserves. It is perfect for the type of hunting I do. Chris

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I feel the same as Chris. Ultimate Camo is what I'll be wearing this fall also.

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I am neck deep in rewrite of a huge report, LOL My head hurts

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I really like ASAT, I ordered some and still waiting on it..I was looking at the 3d suit but after one post about it falling apart quickly I went with a regular ASAT suit.

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Realtree hardwoods or AP have become my go to patterns as it fits most all of my hunting situations. I would like to give ASAT a try as well.

I really love the look of the ultimate camo but I do just as much natural ground blind hunting as I do treestand hunting and I fear it would look to much like a dark blob there. It really looks unbeatable if a deer is coming head on to you in your stand but what happens when a deer comes towards your stand from the side or behind, I fear it will really blob up and look like a dark mass on the side of a tree?