Camo?
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If you mean a stand as in a ground blind, Use the camo you got and have a good back ground of sticks, bushes, or branches. Camo simply breaks up your outline. If you mean a tree stand, no need for snow camo.
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Without snow camo, don't even bother hunting. The deer will recognize that you obviously are not serious about hunting.
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I guess our deer never got that memo.
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I was kidding...
I don't own any snow camo, never saw the need for it. If you are in a ground blind, dark camo is usually better anyway. If you are on the ground, back up to a tree, and you're all set.
I don't own any snow camo, never saw the need for it. If you are in a ground blind, dark camo is usually better anyway. If you are on the ground, back up to a tree, and you're all set.