the camo difference

can somebody tell me what the better camo to use mossy oak or the real tree in the basin area for bow hunting i don't have to check the difference because i work all the time.
please reply .
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i have had deer walk under me while i was wearing blue jeans and a red flannel shirt.camo is over rated

I don't know Flash ? I used to get all my designer monogram camos from a Italian importer...till the deer started laughting at me ?? went hunting one time with a high class attorney...would you believe he had cuff links on ??? that's true ??? Hee Hee

Camo is over rated. Just going to cover it with blaze orange anyway... but get stuff with big patterns instead of all the tight patterns which from any range at all blend into one blob anyway. Remember you aren't trying to fool a deer that is going to be viewing the pattern from two feet away.

Find your nearest army surplus and get some of the nam era tiger stripe camo. Goooood stuff

I don't think it matters what the type is just as long as it brakes up your out line. I mix up my a camo, I have all the types, woodland, realtree, what ever else is out there.
I have some blaze orange camo pants I wear during the dog season while I am driving hounds. It don't bother the deer, I do get some ribbing from the guys.

...seen a guy one time his wife made his outfit...one pants leg was solid green the other was solid brown,she did the same with the shirt sleeves...he would get about 20 yrds. in the woods and you really had stare to make him out...cheers

I see a lot of you guys are stating camo doesn't make a difference. But ya know, it is just something about the camo that goes with the outdoors. Kinda like a uniform or something. I was all into camo one season, right down to the face paint and all, had a trespasser walk right up to me--I mean less than 10 feet. I just sat still--cause I knew I was soon to be scaring the stuff out of him. He stretched and yawned, scratched a few places that apparently had an itch, then I asked him, "how ya doing?". Yep, he left a trail of brown getting away from me.

Hee Hee,walked up behind a new hunter who was on shore piddling with the bow a flat boat and he never heard me,got to about 4 or 5 behind him and "snorted grunted snorted again" he tryed jumping into the boat and ended up in the water... Hee Hee I don't know why so many people are some jumpy in the woods...you safer there than in N.O...Hee Hee

I will say like GeauxCoastal, it is like a hunters uniform. I dont think the brand or pattern makes a big difference tho. If you have ever watched the Team Fitzgerald hunting show on OLN, you will see the old man always hunting in jeans. And it looks like he is always posing with another deer. So which ever kind of pattern is your favorite seems like the best for you.

White boots !!!!! Everybody knows that!!!! You'll blend right in.

I see some one posted waking up behind another hunter in the woods.Boy that's real nice to teach a young hunter,O wait they take safty coures my be you sould too,us hunters hate to hear when someone gets killed for something dunb like that.

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