Anyone have a favorite camo pattern?

[Johnhunter21]

Ive been using Realtree timber the past few years and have good luck with it. I feel like its the best realtree pattern for turkey they have came out with in a long time.

[appalachianassassin]

my favorite is mossy oak, only because I dont care much for Ben Gordon. But, at the end of the day, the pattern dosent matter. A decade ago, I did a season long experiment. I hunted the entire season in faded blue jeans and the same red T-Shirt and red fleece hoodie with no gloves or head net. A few of the turkeys saw me just before they met their maker but the end result was the same. That said, I still wear either earth tones or camo. But, I havent used a head net or gloves since.

[RED NECK]

to look at?...I like Mossy oak "new" breakup, to wear?...I don't personally care or have a favorite per say, I have lots of it and in all different patterns. I have killed more animals wearing asat the last 20 years than anything else including,deer,bear,turkeys,caribou,ducks,etc...

[Gooserbat]

Leafy suit

[gatortrax]

I'm a fan of original bottomland and greenleaf.

[WildTigerTrout]

My favorite camo is Bill Jordan's Advantage "Timber", however it has been discontinued for quite a while.

[West Augusta]

My favorite camo pattern is cheap.
Whatever is on sale.   I'm going to destroy it any ways. 

[eddie234]

I'm OCD, everything I have has to match. My Turkey gear is all realtree APG


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[GobbleNut]

I've got a little bit of everything hanging in the closet...and for a lot of it, I honestly could not tell you what brand it was without reading the label. I am not particular about what I grab other than contemplating where I will be hunting and what will most likely match the habitat and the weather and temperatures the best.  My theory about camo is that just about anything will work (with some exceptions) if the user does his part in terms of minimizing movement and not doing stoopid stuff.   

My camo purchases are generally based more on price than quality for the most part.  Any time there is a discount rack with camouflage mixed in, I am sure to take a look.   

[Ihuntoldschool]

Sitting still is the best Camo pattern.

Movement is what makes them panic.
They see you but don't always recognize you as a predator until you move. Then it's game over.  You're never invisible to them unless inside a blind/ behind a barrier etc...

[Flagobbler]

Ive been using Realtree timber the past few years and have good luck with it. I feel like its the best realtree pattern for turkey they have came out with in a long time.

100% agree!

I hunt river bottoms and cypress swamps and the Realtree Timber is the best in that environment. 

[High plains drifter]

Farmland gold

[Turkz39]

Mossy oak shadow leaf

[RustyBarrels]

My favorite camo is Bill Jordan's Advantage "Timber", however it has been discontinued for quite a while.

I was in Academy and I'll be dag-on if they didn't have shirts in good old fashioned Advantage. I haven't see, or even thought about that pattern in ages. Reckon if Realtree is hoping lightning can strike twice for them, the way it did for MO Bottomland.


Does anyone else here use ASAT camo?  Man, that 3D leafy suit of theirs is one of my prized possesions

[ScottTaulbee]

My favorite camo is Bill Jordan's Advantage "Timber", however it has been discontinued for quite a while.

I was in Academy and I'll be dag-on if they didn't have shirts in good old fashioned Advantage. I haven't see, or even thought about that pattern in ages. Reckon if Realtree is hoping lightning can strike twice for them, the way it did for MO Bottomland.


Does anyone else here use ASAT camo?  Man, that 3D leafy suit of theirs is one of my prized possesions

Nomad and real tree both came out with stuff in the advantage pattern this year it looks like


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