Pictures of you in your camo
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I'm looking for a new camo pattern for 2007, because I keep getting busted while ground hunting in my Mossy oak breakup. It doesn't happen all the time, but it happens too much.
Does anyone have any pictures, with your deer or whatever, of your favorite camo pattern that you can post? What type is it and how well has it worked for you while being on the ground? I bowhunt so I'm talking about close proximity. Thanks in advance.
Does anyone have any pictures, with your deer or whatever, of your favorite camo pattern that you can post? What type is it and how well has it worked for you while being on the ground? I bowhunt so I'm talking about close proximity. Thanks in advance.
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![](http://i35.photobucket.com/albums/d195/Buellsales/Hunting/Huntingopeningday013.jpg)
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My Enigma camo, opening day of bow season.
I did not shoot any deer with my bow this year but it was my fault, not the camo.
I did shoot 2 during ML season from the ground in an open hayfield.
No cover whatsoever and I was able to reload my ML and shoot the 2nd one while it tried to figure out what I was.
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Quick someone call the fashion police[8D][8D][8D]just funnin ya Greg with much Respect, I also once had tree bark and i liked it. I even wore treebark pants and had realtree shirt, you cant look any more like a tree with any other combo, leafy top and barky bottom.![Big Grin](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Dan
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Dan
ORIGINAL: GregH
Treebark.
That's right.... it's that good![:-]
Treebark.
That's right.... it's that good![:-]
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ORIGINAL: bloodcreek
Quick someone call the fashion police[8D][8D][8D]just funnin ya Greg with much Respect, I once to had tree bark and i liked it. I even wore treebark pants and had realtree shirt, you cant look any more like a tree with any other combo, leafy top and barkey bottom.![Big Grin](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Dan
Quick someone call the fashion police[8D][8D][8D]just funnin ya Greg with much Respect, I once to had tree bark and i liked it. I even wore treebark pants and had realtree shirt, you cant look any more like a tree with any other combo, leafy top and barkey bottom.
![Big Grin](https://www.huntingnet.com/forum/images/smilies/biggrin.gif)
Dan
ORIGINAL: GregH
Treebark.
That's right.... it's that good![:-]
Treebark.
That's right.... it's that good![:-]
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You need an open pattern camo such as Enigma. Unlike Mossy Oak, which makes you look like a black blob in a tree, Enigma breaks up your outline better to blend you in to your environment. No camo is full proof, but open patterns help. You must also use scent control no matter what camo you use. I have used Mossy Oak for years, andI took a picture of my dad from a distance wearing his mossy oak break up and it looked like he was wearing a black pair of sweatpants and sweatshirt.