Matching Camo
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Matching Camo
Well, I washed all my camo today and I realized that I dont have 2 pieces of camo that are of the same pattern. Even, The Limbs on my bow are different camo then on my riser. Is this a bad or a good thing?
#5
RE: Matching Camo
Dont sweat it...and %#@* the fashion police! I rotate washings and always am mismatching my camo. I dont show any "flesh" except for my eyes. A dip of the head will cover those if needed. Anything that helps break up your profile will work....unless you are into that UV stuff.
I switched to Realtree AP last year and still have a ton of Mossy Oak stuff so I just wear whats clean.
I switched to Realtree AP last year and still have a ton of Mossy Oak stuff so I just wear whats clean.
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RE: Matching Camo
ORIGINAL: virginiashadow
I found this pic of you while you entered your stand last week....
I found this pic of you while you entered your stand last week....
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RE: Matching Camo
In my opinion, unmatched camo is better than a complete matched set. Usually matched sets blob together and take on their primary color. Diff pants, jackets and hat seem to break you up better in my opinion, especially to the human eye. I wear camo to hide myself from other hunters, people, dogs, horseback riders and trespassers. As for the deer, my stands are usually so high, I have never had too many problems with deer picking me out.
Jason
Jason
#10
RE: Matching Camo
Let me think what all different patterns I had on while I was hunting over the weekend.
Pants-Mossy Oak Break Up
Jacket-Woodlands
Facemask-Realtree HD
Hat-Realtree APG
Gloves-UA Digital
No, it doesn't matter
Pants-Mossy Oak Break Up
Jacket-Woodlands
Facemask-Realtree HD
Hat-Realtree APG
Gloves-UA Digital
No, it doesn't matter