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I do a lot of bowhunting on the ground and want a camo that blends in exceptionally well in a variety of terrains. I am not impressed with any of the big names like Realtree or Mossy Oak. Any suggestions? I have been eying ASAT and Predator.

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I do a lot of bowhunting on the ground and want a camo that blends in exceptionally well in a variety of terrains. I am not impressed with any of the big names like Realtree or Mossy Oak. Any suggestions? I have been eying ASAT and Predator.

I use something called silent weave or something like that. It's from cabelas. It's light and very quiet, I pair it with a ghillie style mask. It looks and works great in NY. In the pic, I'm in the Arizona desert, but you get the idea.

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I am not a super critical person relating to camo, because I have not found any major camo to be THAT detrimental to being busted.

 

Having said that, last year, there were two seperate times in two states where I had encounters that I should have been busted given the backdrop, wind, etc. and the deer looked right through me in my fall grey suit. One in a tree and the other on the ground. I know its empirical/anecdotal, but I was very impressed to say the least.

 

Edit...my avatar is a pic from that stand and that hunt where I had the tree stand encounter.

 

 

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I agree on the predator fall grey it is great camo if you are in the tree. But i think since he said he is going to be hunting the ground that ASAT is def the better option. 

 

John

 

Its just as effective on the ground. I have a jacket and overalls in it, and use them ground hunting very effectively. Dont be sold on colors, deer dont see the same way you do.

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Everyones entitled to their opinion, and I think ASAT is a good choice as well. I am just pointing out that you should not rule patterns out based on how they look to you. It doesnt matter what the hunter sees, only what the deer sees.

 

Someone posted a picture of themselves in Predator fall grey on the ground from a distance one time. They filtered the photo to mimic what a deer would see, it was amazing how he stood out when looking at him with our range of vision, but once it was filtered, he disappeared.

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