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Only times ive had small herd of deer, both WT and Mulies, practically run over me when i was walking through fairly open country and i finally realized, WTF, they were coming by me and I was astonished they either didn't see me or recognize i was a threat was when i was wearing this. Once i was headed back to my truck after killing a big muley buck and looked up to see a flock of mule deer 200 yds out to my right and heading to pass in front of me in open high grass prairie with small scattered mesquite. I paid them no attention and kept walking toward the truck. A minute later is i see movement out of the corner of my eye and they were still headed just ahead of me and were only about 50 yards away. I said dayom, this stuff works. Finally seeing me they would bound away a bit and stop and look. Freaking unreal experience. I liked ASAT and the GI OD Tiger Stripe and in my opinion are overall very effective camo patterns.
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Woodland camo
This thread needs some Creedence clearwater revival with cliche’d Hueys flying along
Or inna cotta de cheese
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I still wear mine early season bowhunting, of course , I am having a hard time finding legit woodland at surplus stores these days!
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I always liked woodland. I thought it did about as good or better than anything else and wore it for years hunting. I still have one of the field jackets I was issued and it’s like new. Hardly ever been wore cause’ we always wore Gore-tex. I did have a British Army camo jacket one time that was really cool. It had a neat pattern and lots of handy pockets for strikers and mouth calls and such. The only problem was that the turkeys could pick that out as plain as day. It had these yellowish stripes that was part of the pattern and I think they could see that fairly easily. Killed a lot of birds in woodland though.
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The original camo.
These premises insured by a Sheltie in Training ,--- and Cooey.o "May the Good Lord take a likin' to you"
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Tiger Stripe Baby! The "real camoflage"! ha It made terrific "campfire" attire! it was all 'frogs" were I was at in the service. We used TS for bowhunting in mid 70's
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Woodland camo
This thread needs some Creedence clearwater revival with cliche’d Hueys flying along
Or inna cotta de cheese Fixed wings are gay !! https://youtu.be/oLdS_pbOXu8
Last edited by kwg020; 10/25/21.
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The original camo. 2nd Battalion, 95th Rifles, Great Britain. Baker rifle.
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Tiger Stripe Baby! The "real camoflage"! ha It made terrific "campfire" attire! it was all 'frogs" were I was at in the service. We used TS for bowhunting in mid 70's Loved me some John Wayne fatigues as a kid.
"Maybe we're all happy."
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Tiger Stripe Baby! The "real camoflage"! ha It made terrific "campfire" attire! it was all 'frogs" were I was at in the service. We used TS for bowhunting in mid 70's Loved me some John Wayne fatigues as a kid.
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I forgot about Mr Sulu being in that one
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I forgot about Mr Sulu being in that one As was Jack Soo (Nick Yemana in the Barney Miller TV series)...
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lols. that green beret movie with the 70 y/o green beret out in the jungle with a japanese queer and a befuddled chinese cop.
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Barney Miller was the shiznit
"Maybe we're all happy."
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