Do you hunt in camo clothing or go "natural"?

[Green Mountain Boy]

I wear plaid unless it is really raining or looks like it will, then I wear a camo rain suit, I wouldn't want to melt!

[olddogrib]

Ah, dear, dear Killie.  I sharper wit is not to be found on this site!  I haven't forgotten that I promised you a pair of the military surplus wool pants we're both so fond of, if I can ever find the darn things again. I remember the size, but if it has evolved you can PM me. We don't need to be reminded of such things on the PowWow.

P.S. I sure do miss ATAR!

[Killdeer]

Sharp wit, maybe, but danged if I remember about those pants of yours. With this broken ankle, I think I have gained 2 inches.
Hope to hike it off this fall!

I miss ATAR too!
Killdeer

[Anointed Archer]

Flannel, wool & some camo

[duncan idaho]

Though hard to find in a lot of surplus stores, Swedish or Norwegian military "forest" camo is a very unusual pattern, but, effective from the north tundra to the southern hardwoods...very reasonably priced.

[olddogrib]

Killie,
You were making a "fashion statement" in one of the many wonderful huning pics you've shared. I recognized the pants and commended your good taste in hunting attire.  I don't remember whether they're East German, Swedish, or whatever, but they're olive drab, good wool w/ generous cargo pockets. You used to could get them for a reasonable price at any gun show around.  This was quite a few years ago and obviously I haven't found any more.  Like anything else of worth, I guess they were doomed to extinction. I still faithfully stop at military surplus stores though and if I come across some I'll pick ya up a pair or two.