Living "just around the corner from you", I have to say that ASAT is good camo. But, I think especially fleece and wool is not necessarily the right choice for Southern Indiana.
In comparison to out west, we have way too many sticker burrs and thorn bushes around here.
Unless you hunt exclusively in old growth forest with hardly any undergrowth, I would skip these materials, unless you like to pick off burrs for hours or rip holes into your expensive wool clothing.
For this reason, I like to do the following:
Use Stick & Limbs Camo outerwear as an outer wear layer. It is a tough and smooth poly-cotton blend, is quiet, does hardly pick up sticker burrs,is affordable, readily available and made in the USA. It is cheaper than the Mossy Oak etc. offerings at Bucks & Jakes or other local big box outdoor stores. You can also buy the fabric separately to sew custom pieces.
It doesn't look to the civil eye like 100% camo and thus can be worn with jeans all year long so you always have broken in clothing you are used to. And believe me, this camo works in almost every terrain unless you move abruptly.
Under the wear layer you can layer up and wear more delicate fabrics depending on the outer temperatures. This system is very versatile in almost every temperature range from hunting elk out west in September to hunting whitetails from October into December in Southern Indiana.
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