If I'm in the blind...don't wear camo. If out setting an ambush I wear all ACU. It works well with mesquite and cactus.

Don't wear it often but have just about all of it. The pattern I like the best is the NatGear stuff. Seems to blend the best on the places I hunt (neutral).

Mossy oak brush on everything, pants, shirt, jacket, face mask and hat.

I like open country camo also, have some.

I hunt walking most of the time.

The only camo I have is Bushlan because my grandfather is/was an outdoor writer that became friends with the owner. I don't normally wear camo unless I'm bow hunting or walking around attempting to rattle in a buck. As others have said, there's no point when sitting in a blind.

I never wear camo unless duck or turkey hunting.

It would cause sheer panic if our deer saw me in anything but wore out wrangler shirt and pants and a dusty black hat. Oh and driving a dirty long bed white chevy pickup with a blue heeler named Pooch in the back.

A loincloth!

J/K Mossy Oak ONLY baby!

I own a good bit of camo, but I don't know that I bought any of it. Seems like non-hunting family members tend to buy it for me at Christmas.

Have a light-weight camo pullover I wear alot because it's really comfortable and I love the big pockets.

Usually wear tan work pants, old shirt, and a jacket.

Did get a wool liner for my Filson coat that is maybe the best gift I've gotten in a while. Sat in a tripod for 6 hours when it was less that 20 degrees all day with snow on the ground and my upper body was almost sweating. Best jacket I've ever owned and imagine that I'll have it the rest of my life.

Realtree AP, or khaki pants and a khaki shirt, with a Realtree vest. I like black as well, seems to blend in with a dark stand.

Real Tree APG, Max4 and Mossy Oak Duckblind

camo shorts and a long sleeve camo t shirt till it gets cooler..

Old advantage timber coveralls...

Wore my BDU's for a couple of years after retiring from the Guard. Now, since all my hunting is with a rifle from a stand, I just wear blue jeans and a shirt and an old Army field jacket when it's cold. Camo stuff is expensive and I don' think the deer give a rat's rump.

Bowhunting stuff....Got a mix of Columbia, kuiu, and cabelas branded stuff.

Bowhunting Hot weather kuiu.....cold weather columbia/cabelas.....really cold columbia

As far as patterns a mix of visa, outfitter, realtree, mossy oak.

ASAT is by far my favorite pattern. I wear realtree if i'm not wearing my asat.

http://www.asatcamo.com/

wife beater and crocs

I mostly wear plaid even bowhunting, if you have a good back ground you'll be fine. Bill Jordan would tell you different but what does he know. For ducks and turkeys I usually wear camo of some kind. I don't really care what pattern or if it matches the terrain as long as I'm broke up a little.

I wear all black. I hunt in East Texas, so it makes it harder for them to see you at night......jk.

I blacked out the inside of my stand so I don't have to spend $$$$ on special clothing.

When I shoot out the kitchen window, I wear a dishcloth wrapped around my neck, and put a pan on my head... Then I switch to mossy oak for the photo opp...

I couldn't put a name on a pattern. I never wore much cammo at all until I married. Even now, its not a concealment issue in terms of prey. The wife figures it'll keep me from cleaning squirrels, fish, deer, hogs etc. in dress pants.

I have a cabelas w/hoodie jacket in advantage max 4 I wear everyday when its cold and a levi w/ hoodie jacket when it's really cold. Jeans and boots.

Warmer weather shorts and new balance shoes.

They all smell like four lazy dogs.

Jeans and a button down shirt. Camo jacket or fleece if it gets cold.

Liking gthe MO Obsession and Max4 now

My Snuggie.