Largest Camo Comparison for the Whitetail Woods - 42 Patterns
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- Опубліковано 25 лип 2024
- 42 Hunting Camo Patterns are shown in the whitetail woods to help you navigate a long list of camo brands and patterns. Camo brands represented in this video are: ASAT, Asio, Badlands, Browning, FirstLite, Huntworth, Kryptek, Kuiu, Mossy Oak, MultiCam, Natural Gear, Nomad, Pnuma, Real Tree, Sitka, UnderArmour and Vintage Woodland.
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Good job in gathering all of these patterns to give people the perspective of what each camo would look like on different scenarios inthe whitetail woods. Honestly you can't really go wrong with any of them. For the ones that don't blend in on the ground look great in a tree and visa versa. then there are patterns that blend in on all situations. Even the old school woodland camo looks great.
Thanks for the comment. It does take a bit of time to gather, cut out and move and scale the camo images.
Great video! I loved the comparisons of the patterns and the different perspectives. After reading several comments, I say, wear what gives you the most confidence in the woods. And, I agree with you...controlling movement and working wind are the biggest factors to success.
Great stuff! Always check your vids before making a purchase. Thank you!
Thanks for that! I hope to keep improving the virtual experience so as camo advances for the hunting world, I can help navigate the multitude of options for a more sound and satisfied decision.
This was a good one. Pretty amazing, that the military one, the woodlands camo, still disappears better than the majority of them.
thanks. I got more in the works with more patterns. I KEEP FINDING MORE!
YES IT DOES FOR SURE...
I thought so to!
That browning suit and good old mossy oak still the best
Was that mossy oak country dna
Your videos are great!! Thank you for doing this 😎
Thanks so much! I hope to have a weekly video cast for 2024
Great video! A lot of really good camo patterns some better in the trees and others on the ground. I use ASAT and it's been great for me.
I like Asio, but it seems to have a blue grey hue to me and I can't shake it. If it was a bit more on the brown hue I think it would be great!
The best presentation I've seen on camo. Can get a good idea of what might be best for your type of hunting environment. The best I've found, and have used for at least 20 years, is a " loose leaf" type. I've got a suit each in faded green and beige/brown. With hood and face cover you're nearly invisible. The great thing is it can be worn over any clothing and removed easily. And it breaks up the human form which nearly every animal has been taught to avoid. With wearing the " HECS" clothing under my leafy suit I've had deer, raccoon, coyotes and wild hogs within 10 feet of me. Even cattle on their own pastures have moved by not noticing me. And if you know anything about hunting around cows you know they notice new/strange things in their pastures. Thanks for making this. I've got to get my son to watch it too.
Thanks for the compliment. I have many other videos like this and with other variations. Check out my playlist I have created with a ton of my camo comparison videos. ua-cam.com/play/PLft-QMIPuJlY750_sEuLr91FSbaLOiU8O.html
I also just put one up with the RealTree Edge 3D Leafy suit and compared it to FirstLite Specter: ua-cam.com/video/VmKM9YwQvFM/v-deo.html
What an awesome video. A lot of work went into this.
Nice... Close up, Distance and Tree Stand visuals.
Just what I was looking for in a camo video. 👍👍
You should do this comparison for all of the USA regions.
I have a few hundred out there. plus the camo matrix tool - Camomatrix.com
@@CamoMatrix Awesome, Just checked it out. Nice tool. Thanks
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Great video dude! My favorite for eastern hunting is on the jacket you’re wearing- Realtree Hardwoods HD.
Wish they still made it.
Yeah, It was a goodwill find! Can't beat a hunting jacket for $6
Can't beat realtree hardwoods HD when hunting in a patch of hardwood trees.
That was awesome... let me see what I needed to see!!!!
Have you tried the camomatrix.com tool?
I got realtree escape for the broad use and I'm glad I did. This test makes me feel better about that pick. I've got a bunch of mossy oak as a gift I'm into as well now.
But holy smokes, that Asat was a strong start. Might need to get me some of that next time I'm in the market!
ASAT has a strong following
these are my clear favorites on the ground: browning wasatch, first lite specter, mossy oak (country?), natural gear sc2 green, pnuma caza, real tree timber, true timber htc green, under armour forest, woodland camo!
Great list! Yeah, I need to label Mossy Oak, it is obsession. There are other from them that I need to add. Its gonna put me at near 60. I am looking at presenting them in a different fashion to speed up the display and pair them together.
@@CamoMatrix god's country camo is also a great pattern! maybe you can add it too? anyway, you are doing a great jobs, the videos are very good!
@@gregi112 Thanks for the compliment and support. This started as a quest to find a pattern that would work in any environment and now I think I have the largest collection of patterns displayed in one place.
Its a Friday night and this is the best entertainment I could ask for! Very surprised how well the Mossy Oak, Woodland, and especially the UA Forest look on the ground.
I feel like if it looks good on the ground, it's not as good in the tree and vice versa. Btw I use ASAT and i still feel its very good especially in the tree.
ASAT has a great thing going! Thanks for watching. So many other ones plus my new stuff we we yammering on
The Browning-Wasatch, as far as I can tell, is actually a ATACS Tree/Dirt X camo pattern
That one's the best by a mile, in my opinion. Perfect backdrop color (distant trees/dirt), with the perfect pattern disruption colors(wood/leaf). And no colors that don't belong. The second I let my eyes fade, I'm able to lose the figure.
Runners up: all great patterns, just not my personal favs
Multi-use:
Under Armor - Forest (great pattern breaks up figure well, but not mute enough for me)
FirstLite - Specter (a little bright, but almost as good as ATACS)
Mossy Oak (classic, almost perfect, not mute enough for me)
Natural Gear - SC2 Green (a little dark)
Kryptek - Altitude (make the white more tan & it's a win)
Pnuma-Caza (same as UA-Forest, break up the tan with lines/dots)
Multi-Cam (a little bright)
Greens:
True Timber - HTC Green (green is a little bright, background color is nice)
Kryptek - Mandrake (a little too green, needs bright foliage)
RealTree - Timber (very mute, just not my color choices)
Browns:
Natural Gear - Origonal (great against only trees/dead leaves, not as much against foliage)
Under Armor - Barren (good for the same as the Forest pattern, just tan)
True Timber - Prairie (kind of looks like desert ATACS, tbh)
That is some great analyzation of the camo video. Thanks! that will be helpful to others viewing the video.
Thanks for this!!
No problem! The newer video's are even better.
A lot of work went into this video. The one thing I have noticed about camouflage the only ones that haven't changed their pattern is the ASAT the predator and the military Woodland. And if you need anything replaced in military woodland it's still available.
Yes. Some of the old stuff is still around and kicking. ASAT has a great concept
I would say the Under Armour Forrest and the Mossy Oak disappeared the best in both the underbrush and the tree. But that #1 killer is still sweet!
I would like to add years ago i had and eye injury to my one eye, and out of one eye i was color blind seen in black white a and grey kinda like deer. The ASAT camo pattern was the most invisible to me, at that time. Remember that most game except for turkey are kinda color blind too and that is what they see somewhat. This is from personal experience. Mossy Oak original bottom land did well under most circumstances for me. In my area of the country that stuff from the ground and trees still renders one the most unnoticed. I like your comment at the end the best THE OLD FRED BEAR saying "Stay still and be quiet" That still is the best.
Yes, foe the most part, most patterns will perform great if you don’t move and remain quiet. Good wind of course. I like to say that in the right conditions, if you can follow those two rules, you can wear a Ronald McDonald suit.
Regarding the flannel and blue jeans, I can straight up say that I've killed plenty of whitetails while wearing blue jeans and earth toned tee shirts and/or jackets. I've also killed plenty others while wearing Army style m81 woodland camo, as well.
ATACS camo would likely work pretty well in my part of Georgia as would some of the Huntworth camos also.
Realtree & mossy oak, the cheapest thing you can buy were some of the best. A lot of the high end stuff was for the mountains. You should have had Pacific HBT/Duck Hunter camo and Crye Mulitcam Pacific. Good video.
Awesome video man. Takes a long time to edit all that
Tell me about it!
This is my 68th year of deer hunting (gun, bow, camera).Have tried many different camo patterns over the years. The two best(by far) were; the Woolrich Camo jacket made for Eddie Bauer in the mid 1960's, and the original Treee Bark fleece made for L.L Bean (also in the 1960's). I do most of my deer hunting from tree stands in Central New York.
Thanks so much for commenting. I will try to find those patterns and get them up in a new video.
@@CamoMatrix Sadly, I don't think either has been available for years. The Woolrich "Camo Weave" was really effective.
Jim Crumley didn't invent treebark camo until the 1980's.
I saw a video from Tom River - Simple Living, sitting in a chair in a hollow with a spotting scope and a rifle. Carhart pants. Red, black, and white flannel shirt jacket. No less then 3 deer crossed in front of him at various easy distances. it was not the colors. It was him being motionless that kept them comfortable.
By far the best camo - motionless, quiet and good wind
Can you do this video with both Tryzeen patters, Thlete, and any other new ones you may possibly have. Im finding more camos that I would have thought of trying by watching your videos. I have a few pices of Firstlite, and Treezen. I honestly go for comfort and durability of clothing, but I like to see how they look on your videos. Thank you again!!!
Have you seen this one? It doesn't have my newest version of deer vision but if I were to redo this one with new deer vision, and the new camo, would that achieve what you are looking for? It is 90 patterns! ua-cam.com/video/ivOUD_XSvtM/v-deo.html
If I were limited to what sports stores offer and no way to order a pattern, I would choose RealTree Original, and/or Mossy Oak Bottomland. I have taken those patterns into the woods I hunt hung them up among the trees and walked off for yards. They seemed to blend in just fine in Fall.
I have been using ASAT camo since the late 80's. Scary how it works. Walked up on a guy, like 15 yards, who was groundsitting during small game in the Uhwarries wearing six color camo face mesh and full camo, DID NOT SEE HIM and I was actually scouting the area,focused.
by six color are you referring to the desert six color camo from the military. If so, yeah, I think that would do very well. ASAT is "brown" based and says that if green were so good, why are predators and/or prey not green. Brown is the ticket.
@@CamoMatrix I have been collecting foreign camouflage for a long time, and only for actual use. The market exploded in the 90's. Keep up the great work!
@@ed5042 that didn't even answer the question eDWaRd
That was so cool, great job on the video my only thing is when they take the pictures of these outfits they do it in a well lit room meant for taking photos. The shades of light comes in to play with camouflage. I feel like if a person were to wear the actual outfit in the field it would be different. That being said, I know the videos purpose was just to give an idea. I wonder how just solid earth tones would compare.
Also browning, mossy oak, and the true something were my favorites. That was cool to watch
Thanks for the comment. Yes, that studio lighting is something to be aware of in these videos. I have tried to address it in newer videos but try not to alter the camo patterns coloring to much because I want to remain neutral in their presentation on my videos. Check out my newer vidoes for some better lighting in my camo showdowns.
I will get some solids in the mix. Good idea!
This is great. I must say the old woodland Army did an awesome job!. I'd love to have seen the old Duck Hunter Camo's tested just before the Flannel shirt and jeans. I'd bet most people would be very surprised at just how good that stuff really was.
I can get Old Duck Hunter Camo in for my single display camo in multiple environments
I (and most people) use "Duck Hunter camo" pretty generically. In Truth though, there were a multitude of different shades and colors. Rounding a broad selection of them up might be a bit daunting. But, would be very interesting!@@CamoMatrix
Love to see a comparison of military camo..marpat etc
I do have some in this playlist: ua-cam.com/play/PLft-QMIPuJlZWYH9QvQxoCQK95La7l9UH.html
Browning made it totally transparent on the ground ,I don't hunt in stands ,and am planning on duck hunting blinds next year so I need a video on colors for those too please ,and I have.Mossy Oak camo bwcause I live in Orwgon valley,itsnvwry green and a rain forest it is totally works.
Are you referring to the tall yellow grassy lined bunkers or boxes?
I'm an old geezer who settled on Predator Fall Grey back in 1989, and I believe that as far as hunting whitetails from a treestand is concerned, as long as the wind is in your favor and they didn't catch you moving, any camo will do. That being said, some of these camos you presented seem pretty awesome. However. it pretty much boils down to what deer actually see, as opposed to what WE see. Probably a huge difference!
Agree, after wind, movement and noise, camo is the last thing we need to worry about. In my newer videos, i have a deer vision filter, to see how they may see the camo that is based off of a study performed by the University of Georgia. With that info, what i can tell, is that most camo worn is really made to be appealing to human vision. When it comes down to really disrupting and confusing what a deer sees camo shape and color change drastically. From that perspective, i believe that there are only a few patterns out there that come close to concealing the human shape and/or take deer vision in mind. I have experimented with a few patterns of my own and from what looks the best in deer vision is far different from what is out there. As far as predator patterns are concerned, they are one of those who have the right idea.
Yup. I wear ASAT and predator. I hate the way it looks but can't argue with results. Had too many deer look THROUGH me.
Would like to see true timber original and mossy oak bottomland
I think the best patterns are the ones that have lots of contrast. So bold color differences instead of subtle. Personally, for deer hunting I think the other qualities of the clothing (warmth, comfort, durability, noise, scent control, etc.) are more important than the camo pattern. I believe in getting the best quality that fits your budget in that regard. For me in really love Sitka. They’re 100% worth it.
I own multiple Sitka patterns and he gear is quality. People do have issue with the price but depending on the types of hunts you go on, the durability, comfort and engineering that goes into a quality garment is worth it.
Red flannel. Deer don't see red well, and it's warm. But is it cool?
How did you get the lighting on the all the camo patterns to match the lighting in the woods? That's impressive!
I had taken a photo of a camo pattern in that setting and then adjusted the lighting of the catalog images to match the real photo. Then applied that same filter to all camos. I will never be able to truly match real lighting but you can get the idea of how something may or may not blend. Check out my newer videos if you can.
I really enjoyed this and saved it.. But why not have the the pattern comparison in the middle of the screen?
I have made major improvements since then. Check out my new videos. I have tons of comparisons and have a more improved deer vision.
Awesome video.. my only suggestion would be try two different backdrops two on the ground and two in the trees. I know this takes additional time maybe dont have the tree directly behind the camo slightly offset like you would be standing on a treestand. Other than that great video!
Thanks for the comment. I will see what I can do. I have a 63 patterns (and growing) on my newest videos and am currently working on more videos.
@@CamoMatrix having trouble finding that Browning Wasatch anywhere, that was an impressive pattern...i went with Realtree Escape for this coming yr. Seems like a versatile pattern. Its pretty hard to beat good ole Mossy Oak as well. Im a big Scentlok fan so i have yo go with what they offer for patterns. 👍
@@KTMsoldier1988 I think Wasatch is a close match to Firstlite Specter and Realtree Timber (two ends of the price spectrum.
@@CamoMatrix if you get the chance try out mossy oak terra gilla in this kind of landscape
@@KTMsoldier1988 I will take a look. I am adding another way (videos) of doing a comparison for multiple environments one patterns at a time. Check soon. 2 are going up in the next few minutes
No joke about the flannel and blue jeans!
I like to say that with good wind, no noise or movement, you can wear a Ronald McDonald Suit and be successful. But it just doesn’t feel as cool as good camo
Funny I came across this. I've been thinking how crazy camo has got and how people used to hunt in flannels and jeans. Blue is bad, deer can see blue, but up here it used to be green wool pants. The red flannel is probably as invisible as camo to a deer.
Yes, Now I have over 90 patterns! My goal has been to educate everyone that there are many smaller quality brands out there to choose from but my gosh! I have seen and can identify so many patterns now. With the common knowledge of the camo industry on color use & contrast, shape break up, 3d fractural design, edge (outline break-up), and quietness, the better camo brands design for your longer comfort in poor conditions and hunt usability. I may need to start singling those items out.
The under armour is my go to for turkey hunting! But as always being still is king
Which pattern? Forest? I personally like forest over forest 2.0. But barren might be best for more all around use.
@@CamoMatrix yes forest
I've noticed a trend of big name guys sticking with solids, especially out west. I wonder what that would look like on your style of doing comparisons. Like for example first lite pants in conifer, dry earth, and ash grey with the different types of camo jackets and then switch it, a brands particular camo pant with a solid color top, with "deer vision" and human vision. Also, what may be a good idea for another video would be different solid color pants in the colors I mentioned above with different styles and colors of flannel with the "deer vision" and human vision comparisons. Of course some camo companies may object to the flannel and solid color pants video lol.
Looks like I have my work cut out for me. I’m working on a 60 plus pattern video series with various backgrounds.
I am starting to feel the bigger blocky patterns are better for hiding the human shape. I have actually made up my own that will be in the mix to test my theory. My opinion, for deer,/elk hunting at least that to small of a pattern doesn’t hide the human shape enough. Be sure to watch my other videos. ua-cam.com/play/PLft-QMIPuJlY750_sEuLr91FSbaLOiU8O.html
I wear solid colors almost exclusively. If I'm in a lighter environment I go darker pants, lighter tops. If I'm in a darker environment vice versa. Break it up further with some different earth toned gloves, shemagh, scrim veil. For tops I wear wool unless the weather won't allow it. Seems to work fine for me.
Have any comparison videos for the green pine forest/swamps of the deep southeastern US?
I did get a deep swamp photo on a recent trip. It will be coming up. .
Did a spring green video: ua-cam.com/video/BEKnNYTcNpk/v-deo.html
I guessed that last one right off... I like the Kryptek Altitude the best in this compare but I won't pay the price for any of there clothes that the pattern is used in. There were several others that were almost as good at the ground level.
What do you think about the 5.11 GEO7 Terrain camo pattern? Looks very interesting
It is a good looking pattern. I think it looks similar to Badlands Approach. I plan on doing a pattern comparison video where I group similar patterns together in the near future.
@@CamoMatrix thanks for you feedback. Exciting and looking forward to see the comparison video. Many thanks.
Here's an idea for you. How about some snow pics. I hunt in the UP of Michigan. Come late October we could get snow. My personal favorite camo pattern is the Sitka Forest camo. Of course it's been discontinued.
I do have some snowy woods photos that I have taken. I may need to stick it in my multi-background videos.
@@CamoMatrix Thanks. Love your videos.
Just found a good snow whitetail woods photos in my collection that I think will work. Stay tuned!
@@CamoMatrix Excellent. I'm curious to see how the Sitka Elevated camo pattern compares to the First Lite Specter camo pattern. I've got a lot of hunting clothing in the Sitka Forest and Sitka elevated patterns. I do the majority of my treestand hunting out of cedar trees. Thanks for responding.
Until I get a snow version, this one is out there. ua-cam.com/video/Y_ONpng-jMY/v-deo.html
you got a sub
Can you do Splittertarn, or #31 Splitter camo with the deer vision?
I can if i can find a photo of the jacket and pants. Would you know where?
Google Fallschirmjaeger, or splinter camo. There are 2 patterns, one is 31 pattern for 1931 and tge other is Luftwaffen#41 for 1941.
@@jasonparrish3236 I will give it a go and see what I can do.
I will say I was wearing some spectre that was given to me this year and I walking on the edge of a foodplot in the woods at dusk with deer in the plot. They looked up and then went back to feeding . I was walking down the edge of the plot in the knee high grass. It was nuts. Never had that reaction. I got within 25 yards and wasn't until walked INTO the road after walking all the way PAST the deer they alarmed..
It was wild. Not even really a fan of the camo either
Interesting. Not sure Specter was in this video but i have it in a bunch since then.
It is interesting how they perceive a threat and maybe the roadway was associated with threat. Last week I got thirty yards to one before it bolted and wondered why it took so long. I figured that it was because the vision isnt great and with the break up of camo and trees, brush etc that the deer have to wait either for better vision (closer) or scent to make their decision.
Mossy Oak camo works the best in the south. Actually had fellow hunters walk right by me and didn't see me.
Do you have the Skre pattern anywhere?
I have three skre patterns coming up in a few videos. I hope to have one out this week that is set in a Colorado aspen type setting.
Fred Bear approves on the secret outfit.
In this order is my preference..... What do you like?
Kryptek - Altitude
Pnuma Caza
Nomad Veil Whitetail
Under Armour Forest
Realtree Timber
That is a good list. I don’t think you could go wrong with any of them in this environment. I will say that i think Predator Fall Grey would do good breaking up the human shape in the tree.
@@CamoMatrix Yes Grey and I use brown deception!! Love Predator....
I noticed there are several brands that have multiple different patterns mossy oak has multiple different patterns but you only used one why?
I have increased the number of patterns in my newer videos that include many of the Mossy Oak and RealTree variations. I currently have about 100 patterns. This one has 90 ua-cam.com/video/QmEEyeoJc20/v-deo.html. I have also been doing the camo showdown so if you want to see a comparison between two patterns, request it and i will get it out there.
6:00 best camo almost totaly invisible
6:42 second invisible
7:26 invisible
9:26 can you see it?
11:39 where is it?
12:09 last what you see in your life..
Traditional the red and black plaid was worn with olive wool trousers
I will make one for that color set up
@@CamoMatrix k believe the actual term for the green is loden
You were missing the lit cigarette with the last one. Camo patterns are probably more for people not deer. I just want to stay warm.
next time
The best recommendation I would give anybody is, look at the natural vegetation, take pictures if need be, and compare different patterns. You could even print the patterns from your computer and compare it to the vegetation. That’s the cheapest way I can think of. It’ll save you time and money, and not upset the Mrs. because you can’t find what you want. Hope this helps. Oh, 1 more thing. Check military surplus stores. You can find uniforms at a reasonable price, and not have to donate a kidney, for the latest in Gucciflage.
Kryptek mandrake FTW!
I can't decide between UA barren, UA woodland, and sitka elevated. I think UA barren is the most versatile honestly.
I own UA Forest. Great pattern for the woods. With deer’s lack of being able to distinguish between brown and green very well, forest my be a better all around eastern pattern for spring and fall hunting. I do feel that the cut on UA’s pants are a bit to “low rise” for hunting clothes if you find yourself on the ground or are prone to pull your shirt out of the back of your pants. My jacket has a fall harness hole so that was nice too.
@@CamoMatrix yeah I agree. I intend to use my camouflage in more thab one environment for more than one type of game. Thats why I think the barren may be a better pick for me. But i do very much like the woodland. I would buy bibs in woodland if they had it.
@@averageoutdoorsman9342 Bibs are the way to go! for me at least.
The UA looks great on the ground, but the Sitka looks best in the tree with out leaves in my opinion. Som are better on the ground and some are better fir the treestand hunters.
UA has gone WOKE................................................
Try alpenflage swiss camo!
what would you want it compared to?
Be best to see real camo on people on the ground in a tree with deer vision. Trees have shadows cast on them in the background and the camo is highlighted so the shadows or lighting don’t match up. However there are some camo patterns in the video that do hide very well in the background
Yes, I wish I could get them all for a real presentation. I have tried this with some.
Sitka Elevated was the best up in the tree I thought
Its a good camo that was made for that elevate position. I have found that some of the fleece outerwear has UV brighteners in the fabric in Elevated. Of course if you are up in a tree, the sky will be glowing with uv rays so it may not matter. In lower light situations, it might matter.
@@CamoMatrix interesting!. Never heard that before
Only problem is you’re taking stock camo photos that were shot using white light from the front and putting them in an environment with sunlight which is warmer and at the 11:00 ish position..
I agree. I have tried to address this newer videos.
I have personally seen my step dad in flannel and blue jeans kill so many deer that I’m saddened about all the camo I’ve purchased . Lol nice job👊💪🇺🇸
The flannel does break up that human shape more that people realize. If you wore a blue onesie it would work if you stayed still. When quality camo comes into play, is when you are looking to stay and hunt longer. If you have any camo you don’t use that still has some life in it, list it on my camo classifieds camohuntnstuff.com/camoclassifieds.html
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My dilemma is those bright greys that Sitka uses look great mid day in the stand from an angle in the tree but against a solid tree come dusk you’re going to stick out right ?
Which Sitka Pattern are you thinking about? Elevated 2? SubAlpine?
Liked your video alot of work went into it. I feel the biggest mistake people make with their camo is washing it with their regular clothes and getting color brightness in them. Of course most came comes from the store with them in the fabrics so they don't fade. Don't matter much if you hunt in a blind or tree stand. Different story if you are on the ground at eye level. Is there any camo companies that don't use color brighteners?
I am doing a video on this soon. I have gone into a number of stores and taken a true UV light in with me and it seemed most in a "real" hunting stores are UV dead, however, some of them have brighteners. Stay tuned, it will be soon. I will also be testing UV reflection and light reflection.
Mossy oak & Woodland were the best imo
I have a bunch more versions of Mossy Oak here. ua-cam.com/video/UfE_Vd2BM7o/v-deo.html
The sound effects made me Drowzee but it was a good watch
Thanks. I have been using that same background sound on many of my videos. Most people find it relaxing, although I did have someone tell me the crow noise was a bit much (like i had something to do with it). I recorded it while hunting in a treestand. Check out my other videos with over 90 patterns now but still the great sleepy background noise.
I used Strata and my freezer is full already.
Thats all that matters..
#1 a deer will never shoot at you and camo is for war!!! Those are tooo expensive!! Deer are color blind and can NOT see blaze orange but people can. The biggest mistake is washing any clothing in any detergent after 1980 when they put brighteners in it. Some years ago I was in Walmart and saw the clown suit it is called blaze orange sweat suit with dark limbs scatter on it. I wore it one cool morning scouting deer track the day before open season. I was setting in front of a cabin on the edge of a 100 yard field and a 4 point walked across and then stopped and ate some stuff not more than 3 feet in front of me and walked around me for a long 30 min. (I sat still) and four more big bucks ate out in the field. The next morning I put on my Mossy Oak camo all warm and cosy and again the young 4 point came across the field BUT at about 50 yards bellowed and ran, enough said. The best camo I have ever worn was Marine Corps desert camo it is the same color as the leafs on the ground. Dressed all warm under my camo I ALWAYS wear the clown sweats over as well as over my backpack. I hunt in MS. and Ala. and fill my freezer and some friends every year. Yes long ago the red flannel shirt was used in the woods by loggers so as not to be shot But with new brighteners the blue jeans glow and before sunrise and after sunset you will glow like a state trooper for a mile. Also put some of the new deer scent on a couple socks with hot hands in side, They will come right up to your blind and sniff.
Awesome information!
It will all work if you know what you're doing.
Spoken like a hunter with skills!
@@CamoMatrix Not tooting my own horn, but I've seen plenty of people be successful without worrying about camo. My one grandfather wore black and red plaid and the other one wore Carhartt. I saw them bring home plenty of deer.
They taught me it's more about movement, playing the wind, shade, shadow, shine, and positioning.
@@CamoMatrix I do truly believe most can be effective so you might as well pick which one you prefer and just with it.
@@matthewdennis1739 That is very true. In my newer videos I like to end them with "the best camo is to remain still and be quiet, but if you like what you are wearing, even better
I’m 71 and never owned camo and I’ve always filled my tags with a Khaki coat and blue jeans. My secret (don’t move)
Yeah, I agree. Did you see the last outfit that I said probably has killed more big bucks? it was flannel and blue jeans
Sitka makes good camo patterns but not spending that much on overpriced hunting clothes on principle alone. I have success with Walmart realtree hunting camo so $1000 camo is out of the picture for me.
I feel ya! Only problem I found with Walmart hunting camo is that most of the gear has UV brighteners embedded in the fabric.
Yeah that’s true, I always do the first wash in the detergent that’s suppose to get rid of UV brighteners but have had a camo shirt that had it after the wash.
Have bought multi cam from under armor which is nice so wasn’t being fully truthful about only Walmart clothes lol.
I have found some walmart camo had brighteners and some don’t. Check out this video I did about UV killers. ua-cam.com/video/BmvcmQlyRWs/v-deo.html
I just have to state the fact lighting is everything. You take a picture off a website that was taken under different lighting conditions, and a host of other camera settings and put that in a photo with again a host of different settings, conditions, and distance. Really not the best comparison in the least
You are right. Capturing the true appearance with lighting and shadows would be impossible. Also true about the different lighting for each pattern. In some cases, the same pattern for a pair of pants and a jacket were so different they didn’t appear to be the same color. I have tried to address this in newer videos but hope you get the general idea of the pattern and its potential.
THIS IS ALL FINE N DANDY IF DEER SEEN THE SAME AS HUMANS, BUT THEY SEE IN DIFFERENT SPECTRUMS
I have many new videos with new deer vision that may work for you.
Pretty sure see blue way to easy for it to be the number one 😏
They do, I was kind of joking, but I was trying to get the point across that camo doesn't really make you a better hunter. I know many guys that have killed big bucks in blue jean and a flannel, sometimes it is just the wind, direction of deer travel, no movement and.. oh yeah, some luck too. Thanks for watching, check out my other vids with the new deer vision.
and, i just so happened to kill my biggest whitetail so far, this september, still-hunting my way through the woods, wearing blue jeans and my grey wool stanfields sweater.
That is great. Quiet, slow and good wind… can’t beat it
@@CamoMatrix so true. And i have lots of camo, but this day, i wasn't even planning to hunt. Had just finished a week-long trip, and had run out to scout for a friend who had an upcoming trip. Late in the day, i was coming down from higher areas, and as i was passing my lower, late-season area, i decided to hike in and put some cams out. And i wouldn't have stopped, but what made me, was i also had new boots, which i hadn't hiked in yet. Decided i'd go for a hike, test the boots and put up the cams. Got the first cam set up, and was hardly quiet doing it, then continued on to the next spot. Maybe 50 yards from that cam, i walked right into a big buck.
Why only one pattern from Mossy oak??? They have several more... and you didn't even show their top pattern.
This is an older video. Most of their patterns are on the CamoMatrix.com tool now and also on my channel as individual video's or camo showdowns.
After 1 year I finally found the best Camo... you wouldn't believe it... yes it's BLAZE ORANGE LOL 😆
Deer don't see color like we do.
Yes, they lack the red cone and UV filter so reds, browns, orange and some darker green is greyish and blues and UV is enhanced. I have tried to capture this in my newer vidoes.
Give this one a try: ua-cam.com/video/UfE_Vd2BM7o/v-deo.html
You showed several different patterns from the different brands except Mossy oak... why? You didn't even show their top pattern.
Yeah.... I get it.
But you messed up when you said "whitetail woods".
I've knocked down 210 pound buck in a mucky swamp in Georgia. Whacked a 250lb buck in the Boreal pines of Northern Maine, and tagged a 61lb buck (8 points) in the hardwood forests of northern PA.
Camo is situational... But technique is paramount.
I've seen a guy wearing a yellow plaid shirt and blue jeans, actively smoking a cigarette, stalk a buck to within 10ft... and guys in full
ghillie suits hosed down in scent-killer spook a buck and 200 yards.
Technique... not camo is the key.
The best camouflage is sitting still.
yes! and being quiet
Honestly the cheapest stuff was better than most if not all expensive stuff 🤷♂️
I don't see how it even matters if we have to wear a big orange vest
Ha! Archery for me mostly and out when the orange army comes charging in.
Deer dont see color worth a shit. Truthfully. You dont need to wear camo. Just make sure what you are wearing is quiet, warm and has been washed with a scent reduction soap.
Deer dont see red, nor green. Red plaid breaks up the human outline.
I mean, some of these camos aren't meant for that environment and do better in others🤷♂️
You are very wrong in the number one killer. You know how many people actually wear flannel and blue jeans to the woods to actually hunt? It’s not very often. I’ve been all over the us and hunted public land and only once in the last 15 years or so have I ever seen someone actually wear flannel to the stand. Plain clothes or just a regular multi cam is worn more than any.
Thanks for the comment and I would agree this is true for the last several decades. This was filmed a few years ago, and I think I was implying that before camo was really a thing, big bucks were often killed just wearing whatever they were wearing in the woods (so blue jeans and flannel isn't the best example of what everyone would wear). I failed to mention I was including a short modern history of hunting. My uncle (in his 80's and still hunts) when discussing hunting camo, says that he just went in the woods with warm clothing and the same with his father and grandfather.
I have many more patterns in my new videos. Thanks for watching
A good video, but it doesn't represent how the camo looks in real life situations. Why? Because your camo images aren't reflecting the light from the actual woodland environment. The light reflection, shadow and contrast is fixed in the original photos of the camo and the background. Superimposing a static image onto another one means they simply don't interact with each other. If you filmed the real thing in the woods, it would look very, very different. Like most of these, Woodland camo 'blobs out'... the patterns and colours are lost and it becomes a dark, human shaped 'hole' in the environment.
Very true, watch some of my newer videos. My videos have improved but I do note that true light, true shadows and reflection will always alter how a pattern will appear. Some patterns will even appear to change colors. I try to give a starting point for general color blending of the pattern shape. I continue to improve but will never be able to simulate a real environment.
I wear Kuiu Vias simply because I like it. I don’t it’s actually helped me kill a single deer.
That is a statement most hunters should make. I think the tipping factor comes down to what keep you comfortable and was designed to suit your style of hunting. I like to call it a hunting uniform. Its gets you in the mood.
@@CamoMatrix Yep. I live and hunt out west and there is no doubt that the gear I get from Kuiu/First Lite is way better than what I pulled off the Walmart shelf when I was back in Tennessee. That’s not the same thing as the camo part though.
Lol this isn't great, but thanks for the vid
Thanks for the comment. Newer videos have improved but they will never be able to capture true lighting and shadows without using the real garment in real lighting. I also am over 100 patterns now in the collection.
LOL Let's see your video...........................................................................................
@@DROPTINE I have one here: ua-cam.com/video/aoDcoFMqMuk/v-deo.html
hunting camo is for people, not prey...
AKA IT DOES NOTHING...
and it is always People season!
True, most of the time, as long as you are still, quiet and have good wind you can wear almost anything.
Proof Sitka is overpriced and not that good of camo!!
Camo is a gimmick. Just wear natural colors. This has been proven time and time again.
NO GOOD!!!!! The lighting is wrong. You need the SAME lighting for the garment and the background. This is no good and please don't make decisions off this video!!!!!
You are correct. Some changes have been made to attempt to alter the lighting in the camo to match the background. This method will always be flawed and is meant to just be a staring point.
The newer version of deer vision is also more accurate.
There is a new mesquite camo for us Tx hunters.