What is the Best Camouflage Pattern?

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[Thoroughly_Wet]

If there was a perfect pattern there wouldn't be so many

[kurtwk]

I really love the German SS, reversible “ Blurred Edge “ pattern, especially the autumn side. It breaks up your silhouette well and blends perfectly in the woods... in this case Missouri.

[janekfan]

It's clearly UCP, it's right there in the name

[scooterdogg]

good ole Vietnam era tigerstripe will always be my favorite

[sergeantmarcusstackerM]

Military camo is all new to me, but anything beats Digital ACU

I guess for a civilian hunter like me, Mossy Oak Bottomlands is the go-to stuff

[sandragruber]

Like everything in life. The right tool, used in the right way, for the right task.

[KnocKoffReviews]

"Oh you like military uniforms? Name every camo "

[ZaMonolith]

I like ATACS-AU or ATACS-FG AU in the Winter and Fall, FG in the summer and spring

[gavincole]

Real tree. Have you ever even seen the ads in the hunting magazines? Makes you invisible

[Sigmon]

Flektarn in North Carolina and South Carolina is great killed my first turkey in it, really good camo for my part of the south east

[haubitz]

My opinions:
Lush forests: Flecktarn
Deserts: MARPAT Desert
Swamps: CADPAT
Snowy areas: Literally the color white
The moon: UCP

[EcclecticNerd]

I was a big fan of Flectarn out in the woods of Eastern Wisconsin. Then I moved out to Colorado, went Multicam, and never looked back.

[spencerw]

North Georgia here, Flecktarn works really great for early fall/waning winter. Mixes very well with the mix of greens and orange and dark brown.

[gunnyhartman]

I'm Really glad you included DPM, being a Brit I've got a soft spot for it. A lot of the later issue DPM is quite dark and only suitable for summer woodland and jungle use, there are some earlier variants called Pattern 84 (P84) and Pattern 94, they have slightly different colourways which would make them more suitable for the spring too. DPM really is old school but still effective.

[brianc]

When stationed at Ft Lewis, WA; I had a neighbor that would bow hunt. He swore that for the Pacific Northwest pine rain forest that Tigerstripe was the best camo.

[thevoxofreason]

I hunt NE Ohio and the Allegheny foothills in North Central PA and woodland flecktarn works fantastically in all seasons. Love the stuff. The Polish wz.93 (probably my favorite stuff based on looks alone) works ok as well in the foothills.

[jayalbertz]

Camo patterns are always helpful when you can match a similar pattern, back before i started buying camo i wore US military issue olive drab or good old OG107.Back years ago that stuff was for sale everywhere, now good luck finding it in a size that fits or is genuine military. You wear that any time of the year in Wisconsin and it makes you much harder to see. Thanks for the cool video Mike i love camo too.

[xjamesx]

US Woodland/M81, MARPAT, Multicam are the best camouflages to me.

[timm]

I live in upper Michigan and woodland camo works very well. A-TACS Green works well here as well.

[bclark]

I find the old strichtarn pattern to work surprisingly well in the fall up north with the fields...