Take a few minutes and look at this video posted by BobinTN. Go to somewhere past the 3:10 minute mark when the he is leaning against his saddle and pause it. Maximize the screen. Now scan across the ground like you were looking for a deer in the photo. Notice how the hunters legs nearly disappear from your vision? His dark jacket stands out like a sore thumb but you hardly notice his legs. That's a perfect example of how most camo patterns are too dark to work well in a tree. I've been saying it for years, light colored camo is much better than dark tree bark camo. I just thought I mention it one more time but this really show what I'm talking about.
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