I just blew snot every where...thanks that was funny and really gross at the same time

That is the ugliest deer I have ever seen.

During rifle season we have to wear solid colours(blaze camo is not allowed). Wearing a complete suit of orange has never hampered me at all. The most important thingsare choosing the right set up to begin - ie: eliminate skyline, shadows and good backing.(let nature be your camo) Wind direction and watch your gross movements. I have set up in the wide open on fencelines or tree rowsandhad deer grazing with in feet of my orange attire. In the bush I put my back on a good sized base treethat hasgood backing of either saplings or brush such as willow or hazel and never had a problem. This sept I called a bull elk outwhile kneeling against some hazels the bull looked right throughthe orange guysbefore I put a bullet through his heart less then 100 yards away.

I do use camo when legal but don't care if it it matchs or not. A lot of the time I now wear brush pant blue jeans with a camo jacket.

Before the leaves go off the trees in the fall, G.I. Woodland camo and Tiger Stripe camo are just as effective as any of the commercially available garb.

I agree.

Mixing camo works great; lots of people think it hides you better than only one pattern.

I just wear it because it makes me feel official.

I dont think so but i use a ghillie suit. It is the best thing ever.

Don't let the game warden catch you doing that!!!!