Camo

maglite

which do ye use and find most effective

i'm in the market and would like to shy away from the expensive realtree versions

was looking at the marpat design but i'm still undecided

edit to add,, FOR HUNTING NOT ON ARROVED RANGES

Sparks

Just 'cos last time this became a contender for longest fight on boards, can we add in "for hunting" somewhere there in that question maglite?

maglite

Done

Vegeta

I'm using realtree camo at the moment and find it good. does the job

Umiq88

Another vote for realtree

Using realtree hardwoods stormcloth jacket very cheap but very good

Clare gunner

German Flecktarn [spotted cammo] or US woodland works fine for me.Would try the Swiss pattern,if I could get some that fits.

bullets

I love the look of the real-tree camo.
I dont hunt nor do I wear camo at the range but
I do love the look of it.

Got a buddy who bought some for fly fishing he reckons
it disturbs the fish less or helps in some way and thinks
the real tree is fantastic.

Am gonna get me a pair of those real tree pattern boots at some stage
simply becuase I like the look of them. Nothing do to with gung ho or
anything as a teenager I wore a lot of camo cos I liked it and am
seeing more and more of it on the streets where poeple wear it day to day
as fashion rather than anything practical. It appears to be socially
acceptable to wear on the streets in this day and age.
(Of course wearing it on a range "could" spark holy war here but walking down the street nobody will bat an eyelid)


~B

Hezz700

I use Mossy oak patterned trousers and shooting vest, British DMP winter jacket and lots of brown and greens solids. i think its best to break up your shape with various designs

CJhaughey

I got a Sleeveless down vest from Ebay in Advantage Timber pattern and it is very effective, many (non-hunting) people commented how they like the pattern, mostly brown oak leaves with some green.
I also have a couple of Realtree hardwoods green T-shirts in both long and shortsleeve versions which are also good.
I am looking for a pair of light weight pants for the summer as well.

Leupold

If you really want some researched information on what makes a good cammo then have a look at this site. http://www.hyperstealth.com/fracture/