I'd have to add that feeling cool in the woods is not always a good thing. Mossy oak is a really good looking camo, i'll give you that, but at a distance you just look like a black blob.

ASAT is awesome camo that keeps you broken up no matter how far you are away from the hunter...it uses a more general pattern to preak everything up so even a small amout of motion isnt very noticable!

check out their test photos online!
http://www.asatcamo.com/2_2_testphotos.htm#location1

and bugsnbullets.com has their product cheaper than i can find it anywhere!
http://www.bugsnbullets.com/ASAT_Cam...og_mid_44.html

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I have seen all the dozens of camo companies out there. Some look great, some not so great or way too dark (Mossy Oak). Others look bizarre up close, but make you vanish at a distance (i.e. ASAT camo), and yet others just seem to work no matter what --- Realtree camo.

All my camo is Realtree. Their Realtree Hardwoods AP camo is excellent. Two season's ago, I nailed a nice buck at 25 yards with my bow from a short treestand. He had no idea I was there. I blended in that good with the surroundings.

Preditor cammo is good for breaking you up with its big cammo patern but its cotton so its not the best at keeping you dry

ASAT used to be all cotton which was ridiculous but they are selling their stuff on bugsnbullets.com that is now synthetic! it is awesome!

This is great thank you for the heads up I love the patern but hate the cotton. So Im definatly geting new cloths.

Nat gear, in the pine tree style.

Mathews Lost Camo...

I really like the recently introduced Mossy Oak Break-Up Infinity but have yet to buy any clothing in that pattern (limited funds plus I have too damn many hunting clothes anyway).

My current camo patterns are Mossy Oak New Break-Up and Mossy Oak Treestand. Time of the year (early or late season) dictates what pattern I use.

I have held off on buying any new camo until I get to my weight loss goal.

My favorite pattern for Spring Turkey season and early Deer bowseason is Mossy Oak Obsession. This blends perfectly for those times of the year on the ground.