Tree Stand Camo Pattern of Choice

[RackstackerG5]

I just ordered Sitka gear new whitetail line in Elevated II.

Second this! not only a great pattern but great gear !

[Limbwalker]

Depends on the tree and time of year.

Last night I was sitting in a live oak, about 15' up. I was wearing a darker pattern and the buck that fed under me never picked me out, even though he looked up briefly, one time. Live oaks have very dark branches and a dark canopy.

If I am hunting a deciduous tree late in the season, I want a very light colored pattern because I will be silhouetted against the sky.

[LarryP_1989]

Most of my camo is either Mossy Oak duck blind or Realtree Max4 and Max5 since I duck hunt a lot. I've worn my duck hunting patterns in east Texas tree stands and south Texas brush and I never felt like the deer paid much attention to the pattern

[TxGiant]

Early season when it's still warm out I wear a leaf suit over a t shirt and shorts. Later on when it's cold I have a full under armour set, but I've been looking at lighter color camos for late season

[TXJIM]

I usually have on my $5 surplus BDU's in woodland camo and a drifit type material shirt in some camo pattern that was on sale at cabelas when I needed a couple of hot weather shirts to hunt in. If it's cold I have been wearing a jacket that is Mossy Oak shadow grass duck hunting pattern. Be still, have a good bit of cover behind you to break up your outline and play the wind. The deer don't see like we see, modern camo is for the hunters eye, not the deer.

[Ironman]

ASAT.................for everything.

[88 Bound]

I just ordered Sitka gear new whitetail line in Elevated II.

All day long.

[JHarrell89]

Asat for me. But anything with tan, brown and black will do the trick. Sticks n limbs is a great cheap alternative to Asat or predator Camo. But honestly I'm wondering if earth colors and mismatched cheap Camo would do the trick?

[docmay]

Sit still and make sure you have cover around you. One small shooting land or window and patience is your best bet. I wear mossy oak tree stand a lot. I like more open patterns like vertigo, asat and predator. Down in the hill country I wear max-1 quite a bit in the oaks and cedars. It works.

[docmay]

Ladder stand in mason.







Tripod in mason. I don't get picked off very often.

[JHarrell89]

Wetlands Camo, I feel, breaks up well also because of the long grass in it

[PondPopper]

Game Guard for all applications here. It just melts right in to any foliage.

[WCB]

Seriously? Don't move
End of story...

Camo is for the hunter to look good. Don't move and hunt the wind.

[PondPopper]

Seriously? Don't move
End of story...

Camo is for the hunter to look good. Don't move and hunt the wind.

Actually this is the truth. Camo is not really needed. It just looks cool.

[Davoh]

Seriously? Don't move
End of story...

Camo is for the hunter to look good. Don't move and hunt the wind.

Actually this is the truth. Camo is not really needed. It just looks cool.

Yahp.... know a guy who killed a 140" buck wearing a Hawaiian shirt and cargo shorts, from a treestand... I've had entirely too many deer walk up within spittin distance of me, wearing jeans and a carhart jacket...

You guys go on spending your money on camo, and I'll go on filling my freezer without it.