If "they are all "Heavyweight" " I would think Montana Magic would be more fitting for the cold winter days but I really enjoy Morning Mist.

Voting for Morning Mist.

Morning Mist looks great to me.

Like morning mist gets my vote for hunting.

I would wear the hedge Apple as well.

Morning Mist gets my vote.

QuoteOriginally posted by Whip:
OK.  Thirteen pages into this thread and I think the concensus is clear.  We need all three!!                :D    
Different patterns for different seasons, vegetation and terrain.          We don't hunt the same spot during just one week of the year.  That's why I already have so many different Asbell wool products.  I can't have just one!

Amazing isn't it?! I can't believe this has gone to 15 pages, wow! You guys (and gals) are the best that bowhunting has to offer. Sincerely. THANK YOU for all of this input. Teresa will have me post a "cutoff date" soon, and then we will gather everyones name and throw it in the hat.

I am absolutely thrilled that so many bowhunters agree that modern commercial camouflage isn't necessary to be successful. TradGang, you are the best!  

hedgeapple hideaway! AWESOME

Morning Mist!!!

Hedge apple for me....bring a lot of them to ETAR!

My vote is for the Hedgeapple Hideaway, great fall and early spring color.

I think Whip has it right, they all would serve a purpose.

morning mist, has that up north in Michigan look.

Hedge apple hideaway has a blend I really like

Hedge Apple for me. Joe

Morning mist...It would blend better with the gray-barked hardwoods where I hunt

Morning mist looks good to me!

I like the Hedgeapple Hideaway.

Roger,
It's really nice knowing Mrs. Teresa cares so much for the Trad. bowhunters that are wearing her wool clothing and asking what we want in a color and pattern...A sweet lady that makes them right here in the U.S.A...God Bless her for her hard work.  

Hedgeapple Hideaway for me.  Thank you for the opportunity!

My vote is for the hedge apple hideaway. Thanks for opportunity to chip in!
God bless

morning mist