ASAT Camo Purchase
09-09-2003, 08:43 PM
#11
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: Vincennes, IN
Posts: 273
RE: ASAT Camo Purchase
Boy you guys sure make it hard for a guy to keep money in his wallet
I' ve been a MO wearer for years but I think you' re starting to make a convert out of me
I just might have to break down and try out the ASAT. Does Chuck guarantee more and bigger deer
Trebark, excellant post dang it. i think the pictures have been the biggest factor to date[:-]
I' ve been a MO wearer for years but I think you' re starting to make a convert out of me I just might have to break down and try out the ASAT. Does Chuck guarantee more and bigger deerTrebark, excellant post dang it. i think the pictures have been the biggest factor to date[:-]
09-09-2003, 08:48 PM
#12
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 333
RE: ASAT Camo Purchase
brucelit,
Actually, Chuck told me that if in one year I didn' t see more game while wearing the 3D suit, he would buy it back for full price! The first time I wore it, I saw 25 deer in two hours! Great guarantee, but I used it up on the first try!
Charlie
Actually, Chuck told me that if in one year I didn' t see more game while wearing the 3D suit, he would buy it back for full price! The first time I wore it, I saw 25 deer in two hours! Great guarantee, but I used it up on the first try!
Charlie
09-09-2003, 09:35 PM
#13
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Oct 1998
Location: Hughesville, PA USA
Posts: 18,322
RE: ASAT Camo Purchase
Trebark, excellent pictures....and you took the ASAT challange I' ve been posing for some time now. Hang all brands of camo up and compare them at several distances and you' ll see why their catch phrase...if your not wearing ASAT, your not wearing camo....surely stands true...
Even more impressive is the farther you get away, MO and RT...blob and ASAT continues to break your outline up and conceal you.
That' s why military snipers wear ASAT to save their lives.....
Even more impressive is the farther you get away, MO and RT...blob and ASAT continues to break your outline up and conceal you.
That' s why military snipers wear ASAT to save their lives.....
09-09-2003, 11:04 PM
#14
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Dover, PA USA
Posts: 5,497
RE: ASAT Camo Purchase
Alright, now you guys are really starting to annoy me.
How much is that stinkin' 3D ASAT suit.? Rob you don' t have any hand-me-downs do ya?
Oh that' s right, I MIGHT be a different size.
How much is that stinkin' 3D ASAT suit.? Rob you don' t have any hand-me-downs do ya?
Oh that' s right, I MIGHT be a different size.
09-10-2003, 06:09 AM
#17
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: CT, USA
Posts: 3,058
RE: ASAT Camo Purchase
Most definitely ASAT & Predator are the most effective and some would say the only effective hunting patterns on the market.
I wore Predator for years, and I used to have a suit of ASAT somehwere but that was about 2 " X" s ago
I used to take all the pics, hang everything in the woods, test, test, test etc. There' s no absolutely no doubt in my mind that more commerical patterns from MO & Realtree are mainly " fluff" . They do a much better job of fooling humans & gobblers than they do big game animals (see below). With camo like Predator & ASAT, you can get away with more movement, and when they do nail ya, 9 times out of 10 they just sort of look though you and go about their business. It' s creepy how well they work.
Unfortunately, I' ve found myself wearing Realtree & MO for the past few years since I moved to NY State. I' m not happy about it, but it' s a neccessary evil. The land I hunt is surrounded by Anti' s, and they have no problem coming down into the woods to " welcome" any hunter they see (the' ve even stolen one of my treestands). So I gave up wearing paterns like Predator & ASAT because the very light colors stand out and are much easier seen (by humans). I hunt a fairly thin strip of woods which is public land and legally huntable with houses on either side. I' ve actually had folks walk out on their deck drinking coffee or what have you..spot me..go back inside and grab binoculars...then look at me again for confirmation, and come on down to say howdy![:@]
Using crap camo at least I can hunt in peace.
Sad, but true [:' (]
As soon as I can find another more hospitable piece of property it' s back to Predator or ASAT for me.
I wore Predator for years, and I used to have a suit of ASAT somehwere but that was about 2 " X" s ago
I used to take all the pics, hang everything in the woods, test, test, test etc. There' s no absolutely no doubt in my mind that more commerical patterns from MO & Realtree are mainly " fluff" . They do a much better job of fooling humans & gobblers than they do big game animals (see below). With camo like Predator & ASAT, you can get away with more movement, and when they do nail ya, 9 times out of 10 they just sort of look though you and go about their business. It' s creepy how well they work.
Unfortunately, I' ve found myself wearing Realtree & MO for the past few years since I moved to NY State. I' m not happy about it, but it' s a neccessary evil. The land I hunt is surrounded by Anti' s, and they have no problem coming down into the woods to " welcome" any hunter they see (the' ve even stolen one of my treestands). So I gave up wearing paterns like Predator & ASAT because the very light colors stand out and are much easier seen (by humans). I hunt a fairly thin strip of woods which is public land and legally huntable with houses on either side. I' ve actually had folks walk out on their deck drinking coffee or what have you..spot me..go back inside and grab binoculars...then look at me again for confirmation, and come on down to say howdy![:@]
Using crap camo at least I can hunt in peace.
Sad, but true [:' (]
As soon as I can find another more hospitable piece of property it' s back to Predator or ASAT for me.
