Mossy oak everything! Period

Son of a..............

I still use my old Army BDU's. If I ever finally wear out any of it (which ain't often) just go to the surplus store and replace. My heavy BDU coat with the removable liner is warmer than anything else I ever used.

I've really think the Cabelas Microtex in any camo pattern is a great product. I don't care for the the way the jacket fits all that much, but the pants and shirts are good. You can get them in ScentBlocker, but I think you'll be wasting your money. Just buy a nice camo jacket for the cold days along with some good thermals, hand muff, and something to cover your head and you'll be set.

Almost forgot... good warm boots are a must. I am a fan of Lacrosse Alpha Burly 800 grms.

I personally think an ASAT leafy suit is the best camo out there. It's not made to attract a hunter to buy it, it's made to make you disappear, and it does that very well.

buy the cheapest that you can find that is comfortable. deer don't care how much it cost and if you are hunting from a shoot house the can't see you anyway. If hunting from a ladder stand buy something that fits the surroundings. Deer normally smell you before they see you anyway.

Carhart bibs with light leafy jacket for bow, and Carhart insulated bibs with heavy Carhart Coat and leafy jacket when cold. I spray paint my leafy jackets to the cover I hunt.

I never go hunting without my full ghillie suit!

This... I do have some Walls camo coveralls for all day or really cold weather sits. Most of the time I wear camo BDU pants and a camo hoodie. I like the BDU pants because they are warm and relatively thick if you have to hit a briar patch. If you hunt from a climber, in my opinion, the more natural cover you have around you the less important it is to look like a bunch of leaves. If you're on the ground camo is a lot more important.. Being still and using your surroundings are the real important factors.. Comfort is number two, because if you get cold, you won't be as still or not be able to sit as long as possible.

An old turkey hunting guide was once asked what he looked for in a camo pattern. He replied "stillness".

I've found it to be true. Everything else is just marketing.

What ever Walmart had and buy some good boots.

all earth colors soft tones, light ruck sak, buy over sized so you can layer what you wear , then your ready safe hunting.

Thanks for all the replies. I've been doing some research into some of y'all's suggestions and how the deer see the world. The more I look into the ASAT the more I like it. I also like the fact that I can just throw the leafy suit on over whatever.

Has anyone here ever bowhunted with one of these suits on?