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Wranglers, shirt and jeans. Sitting in a stand the deer won't know I was too smart not to buy my camos.

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Camo makers are snake oil salesmen. Camo is completely uneeded. As long as you stay still, quitet, and down wind you could wear pink and purple polka dots and the deer won't care. They are alerted by movement, odor, and sound. You could be invisable and if the deer hears or smells you, its all over.

JT

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http://www.texashuntingforum.com/ubbthre...true#Post115437

http://www.texashuntingforum.com/ubbthre...=true#Post91165

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Are you bowhunting from an open tripod or tree stand or gun hunting from a box blind?

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I don't bowhunt. I just sneek up behind them and stab them with my bowie knife wearing nothing but a loin cloth.
That's how I roll!

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Are you bowhunting from an open tripod or tree stand or gun hunting from a box blind?

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I don't bowhunt. I just sneek up behind them and stab them with my bowie knife wearing nothing but a loin cloth.
That's how I roll!

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For deer; ANYTHING that has a good breakup pattern. Good contrast is critical. It gives the illusion of “depth”.

Varmints, birds, etc. (Animals that see color) - You can't be the 3-D suits that match the surrounding cover. You can wear regular clothes under them and slip them on and off fairly easy.

There is really no need for a cute outfit unless you like to try to impress your buddies.

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There is definitely a place and time for camo. To wear it and not know how and where to use it is the biggest problem.

I would think that anyone who stalks their prey would need to know what type they need to wear in certain terrain. Depth and blending is key.

As far as general hunting - i.e., hunting from a stand or in the cover of brush, a hunter can become "invisible" to some extent...naked...