wool and fleece depending - DEFINITELY older Brown Predator and ASAT (I would also use Gray Predator more if I lived up in north country)

I miss the old Crumleys tree bark.

John

Fleece with windstopper/ MOBUI

Nat gear fleece followed by ASAT and of course good ol flat black in the Double Bull.

Natgear fleece for me when its cold.  Early in the year a leafy suit and I just got some predator green deception for next year.

Mostly use Predator, grey or green depending on the season. Still have a couple of the old Winona sweaters that I use for layering, wish they still made them.

Plaid wool in cold weather flannel when not cool enough for wool,green or brown pants. Green pants today with flannel shirt

Russell Outdoors APX, Mossy Oak patterns. Or just plain old Wool.

Bark Brown or Moss Green Carhartt pants with a moisture control type shirt in early season. As the temps start dropping i move to windstopper fleece and outfitter wool. I'm not real loyal to any specific pattern, i've used a bunch of different ones  and they all have they're place.

I like ASAT and Predator but loved     Winona camo and would like to find some in 2x-3x.  The sky line products aren't bad .

I find myself using the leafy suit system that Ron W alludes to more and more. When I'm in my DB blind it's all black.

I wear wool clothes or military surplus items (BDUs, etc) with an ASAT leafy suit on top of that, fits right over my clothes with ease and doesn't get in the way or feel uncomfortable to wear.

I've been busted crawling on hands-and-knees (trying to sneak up on some bedded down does) in broad daylight by a buck; glanced at me, walked off.  I've sat down in front of dark green cedar trees (ASAT has a tan base color) with no cover in front of me and had deer feed in front of me within 30 yards for 20+ minutes, then turn and walk right past me.

I will say that the synthetic (polyester I believe) material the suit is made from is a bit too bright during the 'magic hour' as the sun is going down.  During that time of day, I've had multiple deer walk up on me and get startled, as if I stood out to them.  To my eye, I appear to stand out more as well, so my last hunt I took off the suit when the sun started to go down (didn't see anything, so 'need more data', heh).

Predator Camo All Patterns love my Fleece from them

Predator Wool.  Shot a GIANT buck last week from the ground without the use of a ground blind with it.  13 yards.  Stuff works.  Especially fall gray.

justin

predator, nat gear, skyline in that order

Wool is good, subdued colors or plaids are fine camo patterns make no difference.

I love that old camo Paul and Bart are using in the brown bear pic of the 2 of them anyone remember what it is the snake like pattern Thanks Shane

Plaid wool

First Lite ASAT (Merino Wool)

Predator mostly....but heck, I've got a set of Tree Bark that's maybe 20 years old.