Hunting black tail’s in a flannel jacket with OD green waterproof army pants, no camouflage at all, just using natural cover, stealth and slow movements.
Down there y’all be worried sitting in a heated ground blind and the squeak of the old office chair would scare all the deer in a quarter mile radius.
Just kidding, that’s probably going to be my scenario learning to hunt whitetail.

 

Actually, When hunting have two sets of Mossy oak and Realtree Leafy Wear Camo. that I wear over my Bluejeans..and Camo Shirt..
Two sets incase one gets wet..Let it dry while wearing the other set..

 

Brown Carhardt overalls and whatever shirt or jacket is closest to the door.

 

Yeap brown duck carharts for me as well. I have camo but most of the time I am in carharts bibs.

 

For actually hunting or taking FB pics?

 

They actually hunt and Fish ? Nope!!

 

@samson7x hit the nail on the head. Quality clothing hs way more to do with textile and construction techniques than it does color. That’s just a bonus. The story behind KUIU is interesting. They owners went to REI and bought the best high end outdoor and mountain climbing gear. They took it to manufacturers and said we want this in camo. Saved the receipts and took it all back to REI. BOOM! $50M company was created. Most “camo” companies are just making pretty pictures, not quality clothing. Lightweight, stretchable, quick drying synthetics, designed for freedom of movement, will always make the most comfortable gear. Then just pick whichever earth tones match your terrain. Oh, and a vest. To truly be dressed like the outdoor elites, you’ve gotta have a vest.

 

Mossy Oak Bottomland is absolutely the best camo pattern ever made!

 

An old man told me one time in 1981, I think, when I proudly showed him my brand-new Crumley's TreBark camo: "Hell, boy, if ye can sit STILL (and here he clamped his arms to his sides to emphasize the "sit still" part) you don't need a suit that looks like a tree to kill a turkey. We 'bout wiped 'em off the face of the earth wearin' blue bib overhauls."

That said, I like Longleaf best, but I'm also a fan of both Realtree and Mossy Oak - mostly, I suppose, because both those companies were awfully good to me back in the day when I was a starving freelance outdoor writer. But in the end, it's like the old man in the blue bib overhauls said more than 40 years ago: "...if ye can sit STILL..."

 

I mean if we are talking looks it’s gotta be OG Bottomland with NatGear a close second. If we are talking stay warm then Sitka Gear.

 

Mossyoak,Timber..Best ever..

 

Original Mossy Oak Treestand is my favorite camo pattern. Not the newer version with brighter shades in it. But I do most of my deer hunting these days in blue jeans, a neutral colored shirt and a carhartt jacket.

 

Same answer as the last time this question was asked: earth tone solids and a mixed bag of lots of different camo patterns with NatGear being my general-purpose favorite.

FWIW, darker/more dense patterns like M81 Woodland, most of the Mossy Oaks/Realtrees, solid black, etc show up really obviously when viewed under night vision. Lighter/more open patterns like NatGear, ATACS, Multicam, desert camos, etc hide much better. If such things matter to you.

 

Our grandfather's killed more game wearing a red plad jacket. They didn't even have camo. As long as your quiet and still I don't think it matters much

 

That’s it. I’m going hipster. Plaid flannel shirt and solid earth tone pants for me!!

 

Don't forget the french press coffee and unscented mustache wax.

 

Bottomland as well.

 

I have a Brown camo wool bibs and Jacket made by Columbia. Warm and animals don't see it or seem to smell me.
I have worn wool for years and I think the texture of it keeps animals from seeing it.

 

Who cares..

 

Trebark. It’s what Mossy Oak Bottomland was based on. Looks better than bottomland to me

 

I'm old enough to remember when we killed stuff without camo.

 

You talking about the nineteen hundreds?

 

For me its Natural Gear habds down

 

Several years ago, can’t remember who, tested a bunch of camo patterns to see which the deer most oblivious to. They were surprised that the M81 camo (not Vietnamese Nam tiger) was the one that deer seemed not to notice. Me, brown overalls or earth tone shirt, blue jeans washed in UV killer detergent.

 

Mossy Oak, Mossy Oak bottom land, Realtree. And any cool pattern on clearance at the end of the season.

Miketyson26 💯💯💯

 

I always liked bottomland and the greenleaf mostly because that is what I used when I was starting out. I bought a new bow last year in bottlomland and I leaned it against a mulberry tree in my yard to take a picture of it and was really impressed how well the old bottomland worked.