What kind of cammo for Bend?

[easysteve]

What kind of cammo would be best for hunting in Bend?

I have lots of ACU pattern stuff so if thats going to be good, then awesome.

But if there is better cammo for that area, let me know?

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[Scott]

I would go for Sitka or Kings as I believe they have the best camo for all types of terrain.

 

[parsons_12b]

Multicam, multicam, multicam Thats all I'm going to say

 

[xstayfrostyx]

Multicam is the new hotness:

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[easysteve]

Yeahhh the multicam looks pretty good. I think ill take a look into that more. Thanks guys.

 

[coyoteman5]

In predator maganize they have a write up on coyote vision and what they see compared to us. I think the first of the write ups on this starts in their december mag and three after that. Some good info and a good mag

 

[Scott]

In predator maganize they have a write up on coyote vision and what they see compared to us. I think the first of the write ups on this starts in their december mag and three after that. Some good info and a good mag

Yea I read that as well and they said that orange and red is best color for coyotes. Got me and I still have that issue and keep reading it. Strange.

 

[MountainBear]

If you are doing hunting that requires camo, prairie ghost works well for east of bend in the scrublands.

 

[Grizzly_A]

Camo in Bend?

Well there's the Old Mill District:


And then the outskirts:

And then the floaters in summer:


And camo for the winter:




But that Multicam pattern is really awesome!

 

[Demonian]

ASAT, Predator Brown Deception or Predator Fall Gray, with Fall Gray and ASAT being the two best.

If you spend some time reading over at www.archerytalk.com/vb you will find those 2 (Fall Gray and ASAT) to be the most recommended, I just tossed in Brown Deception because it is a "pretty" pattern, though slightly less effective. There is a story on the ASAT web site about a guy turkey hunting who had a deer come up and nibble on the leg of his 3D suit, though I wasn't there to see it, so take that however you want... It does make for a good chuckle, thinking about it, though.

I currently use an ASAT 3D leafy suit, and have been within 30 yards of friends while bow hunting only to have them look through me/eyes skip right over me. It really is that effective. Should see their faces when I move and they catch the movement. Another advantage of the 3D leafy suit is the fact I can wear whatever I want/don't want under it. I hunt early bow season in Eastern Oregon wearing, usually, shorts and a tank top. Late season I can really layer up if I want, or I can put a rain suit under it to stay dry.

Some food for thought, anyway.