eng40sqd

I know alot of you on here are big ASAT camo fans. Does anyone in here use any of the Natural Gear camo?? I was just wondering what kind of quality etc... and what they thought as far as being effictive?

kevin1

I don' t own any Natgear , but I did duplicate their pattern at home and tried it out . It works well at all yardages .

Mykey

I' ve been using Natgear for 2 years now and i love this camo pattern. I live in southeastern NC and i use both the evergreen and the natural and it seems to blend in very well. I use the evergreen early to mid season until the leaves have fallen then i switch to a mixture of evergreen and natural. Their gloves are the best i' ve found for bowhunting because they fit tight with a velcro wrist strap and are thin enough that you can still feel what you touch (like a release or trigger)compared to a bulky type glove. I hope to get one of their 3d suits in the near future i think they are nice too. I know that movement is the key to not getting busted but i trust my Natgear camo to help conceal me when i have too and so far it hasn' t let me down.

mez

I use it and really like it. I live in western SD and hunt the prarie a lot. The trebark, mossy oak, advantage, etc. all look like black blobs at a distance in open country. The nat gear lets you blend on the prarie and is equally effective in the timber. I think it works great and the quality of the clothing is second to none.

Mike from Texas

I' ve been using it for the past couple of seasons and I like it; I like it a lot.

Mahly13

In the areas we hunt (central to north central WI) The Nat gear doesn' t blend all that well. One of the guys in camp has some...in OUR woods, he just looks like he is wearing a brown shirt and pants.
Again, this is what it looks like in OUR area. Seems the farther south you go the more people like Nat gear.