[outdoorsman43]

Which do you prefer?

Mossy Oak, Realtree, others?

I'll take Mossy Oak anyday.

[Stardust]

:biggrin: I guess us city folk didn't even know there was a "pattern". I thought is was just Green and Tan. Boy, I sure have learned a lot from you southern boys!

[outdoorsman43]

:biggrin: I guess us city folk didn't even know there was a "pattern". I thought is was just Green and Tan. Boy, I sure have learned a lot from you southern boys!

You have no idea of what I could teach you my friend. :biggrin:

[MiddlesboroAlumni]

Realtree is a great pattern, but I will have to say Mossy Oak.

Mossy Oak's newest pattern, "Treestand" is one of the finest I've seen.

[bigmike065]

I like both Realtree and MossyOak but when you get out of those two patterns the pattern quality diminishes. JMO

[Spud6]

Realtree.

[theVILLE]

Im going with mossy Oak

[vundy33]

I prefer Multicam. It's what the Army is using in Afghanistan now, I use it for hunting too.

[Image: http://www.combatreform.org/multicamvswoodland.jpg]


[Image: http://wardsurvival.files.wordpress.com/...lticam.jpg]


This stuff will blend in to ANYTHING. The pattern tricks the eye, and if you're in a red desert, the pattern will take a red tint. Same thing for if you're hiding in rocks, it will look grey. In those pictures above you can clearly see how good it blends in. But this pic is really the kind of terrain we hunt in.

[Image: http://www.bdu.com/0images/multicam-3.jpg]

Some guys might want to stick to Realtree or the others if they stay in one area when they hunt. But this pattern is good for the entire country, lol. Even if you're in snow, it'll take a whitish brown tint.

[HossDawg]

I prefer Multicam. It's what the Army is using in Afghanistan now, I use it for hunting too.

[Image: http://www.combatreform.org/multicamvswoodland.jpg]


[Image: http://wardsurvival.files.wordpress.com/...lticam.jpg]


This stuff will blend in to ANYTHING. The pattern tricks the eye, and if you're in a red desert, the pattern will take a red tint. Same thing for if you're hiding in rocks, it will look grey. In those pictures above you can clearly see how good it blends in. But this pic is really the kind of terrain we hunt in.

[Image: http://www.bdu.com/0images/multicam-3.jpg]

Some guys might want to stick to Realtree or the others if they stay in one area when they hunt. But this pattern is good for the entire country, lol. Even if you're in snow, it'll take a whitish brown tint.

Never heard of this pattern. But it amazing!

[Grand Slam]

mossy oak