Who likes the Outfitter camo pattern.
 

Anyone using this camo? It's cabelas, just a plain looking camo with different shades of brown. Thinking about getting some. Looks like it blends in better than mossy oak, realtree, etc. What do you guys think? Thanks...

RE: Who likes the Outfitter camo pattern.
 

I've considered it many times, just haven't bought any yet.[&:] The new microsuede version sure looks good. MY problem is I'd like to see it in person before buying and there is no Cabela's store in my area.

RE: Who likes the Outfitter camo pattern.
 

That's me, I'd need to see it in person. It looks like it blends better then alot of other brands. Still, I can't order something I hav'ent checked out.

RE: Who likes the Outfitter camo pattern.
 

Coug, supposedly there's one coming to St. Louis soon...

RE: Who likes the Outfitter camo pattern.
 

It looks like itll git er dun

I just signed up to answer this question. I have used outfitters camo in Mongolia, West Texas, and South Texas. This is great camo for desert conditions or after the first frost when colors change to brown. The Cabelas products are great. It kept me warm in the Gobi, but I was afraid if I fell down our guides couldn,t find me! It really blends in. I only wish that I could get the pattern in cotton for use in South Texas when our temperatures often get above 80 degrees during the hunting season. If you are hunting in open desert or plains in cool or cold weather, it is really great. Buy it! Blieve me you will like it. Everything I have bought from Cabelas in this pattern has been great and well made. But in hot weather, there is nothing that beats cotton. Bob Dunkin

You normally see guides/PH in blue jeans and some red plaid jacket, or that camo pattern.