My kinda partial to realtree hardwoods. The new high definition stuff looks pretty good in the pictures as well. Opinions?

regards Howitzer

I only wear camo during bow season and turkey season when there are leaves on the trees so I like Mossy Oak full foliage.

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Walk softly and carry a big bore!

I like the mossy oak and timberghost patterns

My favorite is the old G.I. stuff, I 'm not a fan of this new hardmossrealghost camo that has been the rage for the last 15 or so years. I do not dislike it because it does not work, I dislike it because it is too trendy.
Most of the time I don't wear any, I just wear dark/subdued colors and stay in the shadows.

Check out the camo these guys use!

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Personally, I like Mossy Oak Break Up or dark or natural-colored clothes that are a little faded.

I use Predator for my Bowhunting. Spring Green Turkey and Early Season before the leaves change and the n Fall Brown and Fall Grey depending on conditions. The grey works great with scattered snow on the ground. I don't own a set of the winter white found for ground hunting even in snow there is enought browns and greys in the bush here in Ohio, that it dosn't cause to many problems for me at least.

http://www.predatorcamo.com/

Many stories to tell ....

Greg

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"Getting close to the game is the joy of Bowhunting for me, the harvest is a bonus."

Predator is nice stuff. I use a bit of everything and tend to mix and match and modify to fit my specific environment. Forest floor bottoms and a hardwoods top for early turkey season is one example.

For me, there's no question that these new camo designs help to diguise a person from game.

I am convinced that it does not make much difference what camo you use as long as it breaks up your outline. The key is to work the wind and most importantly to not move. To answer your question, I prefer Mossy Oak's Break-Up.

Realtree brown is my first choice and second is Natgear. The predator and ASAT is great, but very expensive and GI issue works just as good if you are not worried about keeping up with trends. Good shooting!

Over here I use the old Rhodisian commo, it works very well

Predator is the only camo I'll use for deer.I still use the Mossy oak stuff for spring turkey though (Too cheap to buy the Predator green ).
Mad

Any of the WWII SS patterns. In pertiucular the 1944 Pea pattern. I don't mess with the comercial patterns.

I have all kinds of differant camo a lot depends on the time of year and leaf cover. Then then is winter and snow camo. But when I do wear camo I like wearing two differant types one type on top another pattern on the bottom. This really helps break you up.

I have a ex German Army Flecktarn pattern parka for use in the woods. They cost $15 at the surplus store.

Bearclaw: you would like it - it is very similar to some of those SS patterns.

I have used many from the second hand G.I. stuff to Mossy Oak Break-up. For me I have come to the conclusion that the "high definition" stuff can stick out as much as any solid color. Try hanging up a set of your favorite camo in your hunting area and walking away. If you can turn around and see it clearly at 30 yards then so can every animal that lives there and walks the same trails every day! One of these tests and you'll likely be shopping again.

I do like predator camo in some places and Sticks-n-limbs breaks up pretty well also. In the western U.S. I like Nat Gear, Prarie Ghost, or faded GI woodland. I have some GI desert tiger-stripe that is very effective in the desert/ arid type areas. More than the print, the color and tones are most important. Neutral colors and being still will be far more effective than anything high definition.
Pattern yourself and your actions after the biggest kitty in the woods where you are, they are successful predators.

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