What camo pattern is this
- Thread starter scott_r
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It's goat humper camo you get it at Suzy Shear.........
What pattern is this guy wearing? Any shops in Canada carry it??
Tough room, tagged for interest. The camo, not the goat humping.
Thanks!!
Just checked out their webpage...some nice looking patterns. Now I just have to wait for 10 years for our dollar to climb and make it somewhat affordable.
Cheers!!
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I have about an equal amount of Kuiu and Sitka. Over all the stuff "rocks" 
My wife is primarily a Kuiu person. A little spendy, especially with the dollar exchange rate right now but it sheds weight and has been really durable. Our hunts are primarily pack-ins for sheep, goat or mule deer and some of the stuff I have is going on 5 years in the field.
RC
My wife is primarily a Kuiu person. A little spendy, especially with the dollar exchange rate right now but it sheds weight and has been really durable. Our hunts are primarily pack-ins for sheep, goat or mule deer and some of the stuff I have is going on 5 years in the field.
RC
BigUglyMan
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
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- New Scotland
Well that's a pretty good demonstration of camo in the field.
Ardent
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
I wear their stuff, it's pretty darn good. Made ultralight too, which is refreshing, they understand alpine backpacking. Below guiding goats on the north coast in Oct, it blends in pretty well.
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Wrong stuff for a desert location. Can you say, Stick out like a sore thumb ?
Grizz
Actually, at a hundred yards or more (typical open-country ranges) that pattern would blend in very well with the background of dry earth, rock and sagebrush. There is a trend back towards larger pattern camo for a reason.
Ardent
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
Yea, large pattern breaks up your silhouette better than many of the modern schemes in my humble opinion. Long as you're not moving, very hard to make out even if off colour for the background.
Camo has nothing to do with blending in! It's all about looking cool and like you are hard core!! Geez!!
There you go.
Use of camo is way more than the pattern. Drab solid colors can be just as effective, if used intelligently.Grizz
There you go.
Grizz
According to research and concealment competitions, solid drabs are typically beat out by the best camo patterns.
http://www.hyperstealth.com/camo/faq/
Ardent
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
All I can say is we called in a helicopter for a rescue, and the pilot couldn't see the client or I despite waving our arms as he flew low over us. He spotted my blue totes for food and gear, not us, camo works. For hunting from a tree stand outside a farmer's field? Sure, might be viewed as goofy fashion. For hunting mountain goats that run at 600 yards over open alpine terrain? It's extremely useful.
I spend a good chunk of my life outside. Personally KUIU is not a pattern that works for me in my area. As I do spend a lot of time in the tulips, I am a great fan of solid patterns. Carhart bottom and solid white on top. Wolves seem to see movement if I wear a winter pattern solids work best. However I do use Sitka as a base layer and also use ARKTIS gear. Pricey but it works for me. Different strokes for different folks. All depends where you hang your shingle I guess. Another amazing pattern though is ATACs in rock grey. I do love it though when clients show up though and it looks like they walked through cabellas and everything stuck to there body as they walked through the store. Location is the biggest thing. If your in the rocks yup KUIU and Sitka are pretty good. But sheep and goat hunters do require the lightest gear they can get there hands on. Same with there rifles. I'm a boreal and arctic guy solids work for me. Ever seen the arctic in the summer it's green in the winter it's white so patterns mean very little. I do try to buy the best I can afford though. As far as I'm concerned the one thing I will not scrimp on is boots. I live in danners. Comfortable to fly in and also tromp in the bush. I need the ankle support. Big picture just buy what works in your area. And to be honest with you. If you live in one of the blaze orange provinces wear whatever you want cammo becomes a futile gesture at that point. I've digressed far enough. To much cape brandy and the wood stoves to hot. Limit your movement, walk with stealth, put the wind in the right place and you can pretty well wear pink and it will work
Camo has nothing to do with blending in! It's all about looking cool and like you are hard core!! Geez!!
I like wearing camo because the hot chicks at Starbucks call me names and spit in my coffee when I stop on my way out of town. I'm super into that dirty ####.
