Has any one used this camo clothing for hunting in Africa?

Unless you are bowhunting you will find camo unnecessary. Olive to brown shirts are all you need.

Kevin, Thanks for your post.
I didn't mention that I am seasoned cape buffalo hunter and I experiment with camo every time I go to Africa, including EVA foam silhouettes of cape buffalo horns. It's just part of the fun for me.

I am a fan of ASAT too, it's my camo for tree stand bow hunting (if I ever get back to it). It would seem to be ideal for the bush, but I think I would use the usual pattern and not introduce the motion of a leafy suit.

Thanks for the info and advice. Brian

I used to bow hunt from trees with a friend many years ago. He used to like wearing these Ghillie suit type camo outfits. Occasionally when he was set up within sight of me, I would notice any of his movements were far more easily noticed. It's like seeing a leafy branch moving rather than just a stick, if that makes sense. I imagine the same would apply on the ground. Now if you are stationary without moving a muscle like a sniper that's a different story.

I am inquiring about ASAT Camo clothing because it is designed on a different premise than most other camo patterns. I realize that opinions vary on the effectiveness of camo for rifle hunting, although the bow hunter generally wear some form of camo.

Check out the ASAT YouTube video.
.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HyQB65ig5PQ