Over the yrs I've used about all of it, now I usually wear green or brown flannel type patterns for Elk and Deer.
I really believe that scent has alot more to do than camo. I break up my face with charcol and use skunk scent as a cover, best i've found yet.

I wore sticks and limbs WHITES all year and got dam close to deer on multiple occasions(within 5yrds), on the ground too. IMO it's all about being still and being ready to make the shot.

I vote for ASAT. I am buying the 3D leafy suit this summer.

Another ASAT wearing hunter here, I've worn them all and ASAT by far is superior....experience has dictated that while wearing ASAT, I've gotten closer to game while still hunting, seen more game and closer encounters with turkeys, spring and fall, and can get away with more movement while bowhunting aloft, compared to all other camo's I've worn and the list is long. I wouldn't wear it if it didn't do what they claim or what I claim it does for me......simply put, it makes more invisible to game than any camo out there.....

If you can still find it I would suggest Realtree Xtra Gray as an excellent late season pattern. Both the combination of brown, tan and black and the specific color distribution of the pattern itself make it a very effective pattern once the leaves are on the ground.

Another vote for Predator I have yet to find any camo pattern that works as well in the areas I hunt in Saskatchewan. The fall grey is simply dynamo come october on the ground where I hunt a lot of small popular and willow runs. In the pines or with lots of green I still favour the old Spring Green pattern.