South Texas Camo

[Fargus]

IMO. Just wear your current camo as deer are color blind. I’d be more concerned with managing scent control

I do not disagree, but wouldn't a darker gray blob stand out a tad against a field of lighter gray?

[sharpshooter1]

I like olive drab shirts and khaki pants.
Also have a couple of the old Brush country stuff. And Bushlan green that works great!

[Traildust]

Bushland, Natgear and outfitter camo work great.

Natgear works so good, I had an owl fly into me one morning and almost knock me out of a 16' trypod!

[RINCON]

Brush country camo

Are they still around?

[DocHolliday]

Honestly, I think the dark stuff works well, especially if you get the tripod in the shadows of the morning or afternoon sun.

Brush country and game guard are nice, I have both. They look nice up close, but don’t know how effective it really is at a distance.

A leafy suit is still best in a tripod pretty much no matter where you are, IMO. Especially a leafy head cover, your head moves a ton when sitting in a tripod.

[Muddy Bud]

I like Bushlan green in early fall and brown later in the year.

[Jmsck12]

I like Bushlan green in early fall and brown later in the year.

How does that stuff fit? Wanting to get a pant but they don’t have sizes by the inches? Wondering if a medium would fit a 30-32 inch waist


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[DPElite]

Are they still around?

Yep i know someone who reps for them


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[Canoe1]

How does that stuff fit? Wanting to get a pant but they don’t have sizes by the inches? Wondering if a medium would fit a 30-32 inch waist


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If your in Kingsville area, head to Bishop and check out the outdoor shop there on 77. They used to carry quite a bit of Bushlan, or Freer Deer camp has a good supply of shirts and jackets.

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[Jmsck12]

If your in Kingsville area, head to Bishop and check out the outdoor shop there on 77. They used to carry quite a bit of Bushlan, or Freer Deer camp has a good supply of shirts and jackets.

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I know the shop you speak of, they are very steep on prices. Might stop in and take a look either way.


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[Canoe1]

A very interesting shop for sure.
Kinda like going through your grandpa's shed. Never know what you might find

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[Jmsck12]

A very interesting shop for sure.
Kinda like going through your grandpa's shed. Never know what you might find

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Last I was there I saw brush country and game guard, no bushman. Their website seems to show that they only carry those two brands as well.


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[TxAg]

Being still is the best camouflage

[Muddy Bud]

A very interesting shop for sure.
Kinda like going through your grandpa's shed. Never know what you might find

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Outdoor country used to carry it in Bishop, but they are expensive and not sure if they still do. Best pop up blind I ever had was in bushan brown I purchased there. Required very little brushing up. Wish they still sold them. It was 225. 00 about 10 yrs ago. Don't know about the sizes. Just know I'm a 36" waist and there XL.

[Voodoo]

I like olive drab shirts and khaki pants.
Also have a couple of the old Brush country stuff. And Bushlan green that works great!

I do this everywhere, top and bottom half dark and light