Carhart has the best camo around... brown and warm and quiet..and when sprayed with silicon water proof

That was Hidden Antler. It looks pretty good. I belive they're based in Kerrville.

http://www.hiddenantler.com/

I still like Brush Country best. They've got some great clothing but it's hard to find. Buc-ees in Luling or Wharton has a good selection.

http://www.brushcountrycamo.com/Shopping/default.htm

+1, I love the Old School camo. I may just have to buy a few items from Drake to complement my brush country collection.

Realtree AP or Mossy Oak Brush would work well in many areas.

NatGear works well and doesnt "block" up either. Also a good choice!

Bushlan. Just hard to find.

google search "what deer see"...then make your choice...interesting

The ASAT is awesome, and it's what I wear. With the 3-D suit I wore athletic shorts and a white t-shirt under it. In the winter, I can layer under it and wear it over and not have to spend extra money on warm camo clothes.

Nope, it wasn't hidden antler, it was hillcountry camo just like I said, I seen the hidden antler but this wasn't it, it's hill country camo and they are out of deer park tx
Did you not even click the link???

anyone ever use "multicam"???

Any fresh opinions on this topic? I'm curious about this myself as a new transplant. I'm somewhat intrigued by the brushcountry and gameguard patterns, but have always fared well with APG (AP Green) on prior Texas hunts. I, for one, would like to hear more about the Texas specialty patterns.

I would wait to buy the camo. First go to San Saba and scout the territory you will be hunting in, take some pictures, then make your decision based on what you think will blend you in best. Second... are you turkey hunting? If you are hunting turkey you really do need to buy some good camo, if your only hunting whitetail then get something that will break up your outline. Remember SCENT CONTROL.

Real Tree AP

Brush Country!!!

what ever background your in you want something to blind in2 the back ground

check out www.huntingfix.com

I use Realtree AP up here for my hat, shirt, gloves and mask, but have started wearing multicam pants. I've had no real issues.

But this also the first time in 20+ years I'm going up a tree to bow hunt white tails too. I'm just washing everything in Scent-a-Way and wearing some Scent-a-Way Tek4 lightweight base 1 under it for scent control.

ive also heard mossy oak has crossed the line a few times when it comes 2 como gear

Multicam vote here

Yep and blue jeans.

Rember that post a few years back where someone whore that rediclus out fit hunting.

Arctic!

Kidding!