POLL - Best do all camo for all hunting

[LPR]

kuru

 

[BrentM]

So..... IMHO the only camo that is truly effective is a ghillie suit. I do wear camo for predators but for most big game I bow hunt in a variety of first lite gear. For elk hunting with my recurve I wind up wearing earth tone's in solids often and don't worry about it. Scent and movement are the biggest issues with bow hunting, particularly with recurves. I do think camo patterns do in fact help break up outlines and movement can be semi hidden or blend in a bit better with the foliage. I just know from my own personal experience over several decades using a ghillie that is by far the most effective.

 

[TxHeartShot]

Mossy oak shadow grass for quackers, Natgear for everything else. I do have misc. other brands/patterns so my person best is 7 different patterns at one time on one of those well below zero panhandle goose hunting days where you put on everything you have!

 

[Will.284]

I invested in Sitka and another brand ( forgot the name) all performance gear , extremely comfortable and tough as nails but all solid colors

 

[In_Him]

Solids for most everything. Bits of Multicam when I can find it in the piece I'm buying.

 

[VTbluegrass]

My hunt club has 34 enclosed box blinds on pine plantation roads. Last year was my first season "hunting"/waiting to shoot something in this way, seeing one of the guys in full Kuiu to sit in a swivel office chair was one of the more entertaining things I witnessed.

My normal camo is a combination of things that were on sale but I also go back to plain old oldschool woodland. I have bought some fancier pants and shirts from the companies like Kuiu, first lite, Sitka but as others have said I tend to buy solid's anymore. Can't justify $100 pants to be worn 10 times or less a year.

 

[BrentM]

My hunt club has 34 enclosed box blinds on pine plantation roads. Last year was my first season "hunting"/waiting to shoot something in this way, seeing one of the guys in full Kuiu to sit in a swivel office chair was one of the more entertaining things I witnessed.

My normal camo is a combination of things that were on sale but I also go back to plain old oldschool woodland. I have bought some fancier pants and shirts from the companies like Kuiu, first lite, Sitka but as others have said I tend to buy solid's anymore. Can't justify $100 pants to be worn 10 times or less a year.

Some valid points. I do hunt a lot, 6 months at least. I hike a lot too. So I do tend to lean toward the performance clothing in colors I will wear around tree huggers. I have a pile of first lite clothing and so does my better half and most of it is light weight performance clothing for hiking.

 

[Will.284]

Stone glacier gear-pricy but dang sure worth it