I would like to buy a coat like this, does anyone know who sells them and what brand?? to me all camo coats should be made this way

The most common reversibles seem to be camo/orange, and none usually have hoods. There is a problem with the inner color showing sometimes, and white would be a dead giveaway. There was one company called Sundance years ago, down in Utah, which made a nice one for waterfowl hunting that was white and brown. I haven't seen these available in years.

The best compromise we have found is to use the Predator Grey all the time. Works great in sagebrush, quakies, and then mixed snow/brush environments. Army surplus stores have lots of lightweight white cotton jackets to wear over if you truly need pure white (like for goose hunting).

what does predator gray look like?? I mostly want regular camo for ML deer hunts and coyote hunting in no snow, and snow camo for predator hunting and maybe late deer hunting or deer hunting in the snow. I personally think all hunting coats should be reversable camo.

Take a look at Natural Gear camo. Their normal gray camo is fantastic and although I havent gotten me any yet their snow camo gives me wood. (Can I say that here?)

Check out "Skyline" camo. I have both a coat and coveralls. the snow camo side is great! There's gray branches on it, let me tell you, you disapear with it. I think the stuff is great!

web site:www.skylinecamo.com

bought mine at cabelas a bit ago. usually seasonal stock

Best thing I've used in snow is blaze orange camo. It amazes me how invisable I am to deer during late season hunts when wearing it. I feel conspicuous when bowhunting wearing it but deer just flat out don't see it against a winter sky or snow background.

Nice avatar Laner.

Jeff

There is a German surplus snow camo poncho - does not weigh a lot and is easy to don over your regular clothing. Cabelas used to sell it, but I can't find it on their website right now. Otherwise, check surplus stores - there are a ton of them on the Net. The poncho hardly costs anything - maybe 10-20$ or so??
- mike

Predator has a winter camo. Looks alright. The grey works good for late fall. In reguards to the winter reverible, I have seen quite a few coats and bibs this way. White winter Realtree hardwoods with the Hardwoods brown or green on the other side. I believe Walls Outdoors makes one.

What I use now is a very thin winter Realtree Hardwoods jacket overtop my good heavy gortex parka. Why spend the money on another camo jacket, when a larger cover shell worked great. You can also buy the pants to match. Or even mix/match. Winter top, with Hardwoods Brown bottom has worked great for me.

Check on Ebay for some great buys on the winter camo shell jacket and pants. I bought mine form a fellow in Wisconson, for $30 US and shipped to Canada.