Well seeing this is a handgun HUNTING site I was wondering what everyone uses for camo while hunting?

I am a recent convert to Predator Camo and think its about the best for breaking up that outline. I am not real big on the photo-realistic stuff. I think its more for the hunters eye then the games and it way over priced. JMO
I do conceed it does work and looks good but I just cant let go of those extra pennies to pay for it. Even at Walmart prices...
I have a set of Predators Fall Grey for late season tree stand and snow hunting and a set of Spring Green for turkey and early bow seasons...

I'm kinda partial to the Realtree patterns......

hangunnr

I use this stuff ASAT Camo . I love it, you don't even look human when you put on the whole suit. I feel like the predator from Arnold Schwarzenager's movie.

Good question MtnMan, lots of opinions in this one.

In the cold of winter during Pa deer I like the Columbia Gallatin wool , and early spring, summer and fall I use the imported modern German 'Flecktarn' from Cheaper Than Dirt or Sportsmans Guide. You will not get a bettern for the $20-35 you will spend! A while ago I picked up a full waterproof suit (parka and bibs) for $39.00 I think it's higher now but it works.

I'm not real partial to any one brand or pattern...my jacket does not match my pants...hat does not match the gloves...etc, etc. And I'm still killing deer and turkeys!!

i'm with dan. just whatever, whenever. heck......i could even kill a deer in a ol pair o blue jeans

kinnda like fishin lures imo. most are built to catch the fisherman.

camo faux pax? Never! The camo has to match!! Honestly, for deer and now even turkey, I really believe any pattern can work or not work-it all depends on being still. That's why I believe legs, arms, hands and face have to be camo'd! It's what moves most when you walk and stalk!

I'm with Dan & Kyode. 'cept I don't kill much. My stuff is mixed, & if I put thought into which ones I put on, I often choose something "bushy" for a lower & a pine needle pattern for an upper. Underbrush & spruce tyrees in my part of AK. I'm also comfortable in solid color military wool pants & sweaters. And like Kyode, I find I can get just as close to those not "leagle moose" in Jeans & a flannel shirt in earth tones with a check pattern.

I have a mix of realtree, mossy oak and my winter camo is military surplus

I use my old BDU pants and what ever shirt. Don't really match. I also have several sets of desert fatigues incase I ever decide to go coyote hunting. As for jackets, if it's raining I'll use my GorTex parka and pants, for cold weather I think my jacket is a Cabelas Dry Fleece.

I hunt on stateland in Rensselaer County NY. I look like and advertisement for the Florida orange growers association. As anyone who’s has hunted in that neck of the woods can tell you its not the deer you worry about seeing you!! When I bow hunt I wear a combination of realtree camo

i have 12 yr. old bibs and coat for cold weather,they are realtree...or was,now they are just kinda green!i have mossy oak and realtree camo,but also use military woodland camo and i even have a digital camo "boonie hat"but im a beleiver in scent control...it doesnt matter what you wear if a deer smells you ,just hang it up...he's gone!(also helps to sit still also,being quiet never hurt either!)for rain gear i either use a '01 chevy blazer or a '97 f-150 ...blazer is blue,truck is green...jim257

Natgear has a good pattern that works from dark timber to open fields. I am not real picky though. As long as the material is quiet and not too light or dark for the terrain I am hunting. Fleece and wool are both great.