Could hunting camouflage work for a conflict setting
Could hunting camouflage work for a conflict setting
Carson Jackson
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Christopher Young
>could camouflage work as camouflage?
Jace Harris
>could hunting work for hunting?
Andrew Jenkins
>could these bushy clothes hide me innabushies?
Ayden Watson
Yes? Have you ever been to Bass Pro Shops or Cabelas? The majority of civilian camouflage is a fuckton better than what the military has.
Ryan Campbell
Hunting camo is more specific to the theater you're in. It's a versatility vs effectiveness scenario.
Anthony Richardson
>but this camo is for one particular part of an area
Nicholas Turner
What about Sitka
Evan Ward
Then are you fighting in that area? You wouldn't use desert tri color in the jungle.
Isaac Perry
The best camouflage in a conflict setting would be clothing distinctive to the group you are hunting.
Blake Cook
Is that a digital pattern
Caleb Hall
Looks Estonian
Kayden Ross
Justin Hernandez
>You wouldn't use desert tri color in the jungle.
Kinda like how we used jungle in a desert setting?
Christian Lewis
The nice thing about wearing realtree or mossy oak in a civil war scenario is that you could reasonably blend in with the civilian population while wearing a reasonable amount of it.
Ryder Wright
The biggest issue I can think of is that it might not be NIR treated so you could light up like a Christmas tree for anyone using a NOD.
Aaron Hughes
Wasn't most of the earliest camouflage for hunting?
Kevin Green
>for a conflict setting
like your GF is texting you too much
Bentley Garcia
Civilian camo is often times much higher quality than milsurp stuff, military stuff has to be ok everywhere, civilian stuff has to be excellent for a few locations, as such civilian camo is highly diverse and offers a lot of options, meaning no matter the terrain the is an option for civilian camo that is far superior to milsurp camo.
A family member of mine has camo for hunting that has an integrated fucking faraday cage because there is now a theory that a number of animals can detect them, apparently it’s actually helped him. It isn’t even his top layer of clothes. I tried it out once, it’s the only time I’ve gotten within 20 yards of an elk, no way to know that was the clothes, or the elk being dumb, or blind luck.
My point is that compared to civilian camo, milsurp is not the greatest
Angel Lopez
wow that pretty good
i gotta start looking up innawoods
Brandon Wright
*can detect electrical fields
Noah Morris
thats because we all live inside a computer
Jaxson Cox
That sounds real neato.
Who makes it?
Lucas James
Damn that's actually really hard to tell from the image. If that guy was sitting motionless, I doubt many people would see him.
Anthony Sanders
>in hot environment
>not enough hot environment uniforms in right camo
>take hot weather uniform in the wrong camo
>still better than getting heatstroke
Jose Rodriguez
Honestly I have no clue, I’ll ask next time I see him. It was expensive stuff and really light, looked kind of like a camo mesh with tiny wires, that’s all I really know ATM.
Ayden Thompson
that guy should make like a tree and leaf
Jack Perez
You're a fucking idiot, but here you go
Sebastian Howard
If you were in a conflict setting and had the opportunity then civilian hunting camo would be the superior choice.
Henry Campbell
fucking kids on Jow Forums are a plague
Leo Nelson
It's only works when used in the very specific environment it was designed for, doesn't disrupt at longer distances like military camo, and it glows under night vision.
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Isaac Hall
>Harmless camo thread bad
>jacking off to anime guns thread good
Caleb Ward
yes, but it couldn't replace proper military camo.
Henry Turner
Sitka is so awesome. Besides all the drunk ass Indian nigs.
Luis Morris
Still looks environment specific.
Joseph Howard
But it looks like it could work in others right
Benjamin Howard
Ethan James
Aren't most of animal species colorblind, anyway?
Liam Reed
Interesting. Whitetail deer (or deer in general really) are believed to be able to see light frequencies that are outside our own. For this reason hunting supply companies have started making “UV blockers” in order to suppress the reflection of ultraviolet light
Brayden Mitchell
That’s pretty well common and understood. Elk, moose, mule deer, and black tail are the same as white tail in that regard.
Jonathan Gutierrez
The one on the left (and in the original picture) looks like it would work for rocky environments. The one in the middle looks like it would work for woodland environments. Nothing there for desert. Again, looks more environment specific.
Charles Gomez
It’s for waterfowl but I can see it
Brayden Harris
They’re all the same family
Easton Morales
Levi Torres
That's retarded
Noah Kelly
Why multicam pants though?
Levi Edwards
Cause US SOF don't give a shit?
Joshua Wilson
that's airsoft
Andrew Richardson
Or is it?
Jason Brown
Nice, I spotted all seven of them
Chase Jenkins
Based asf
Alexander Torres
Gavin Barnes
Bump
Ryder Cruz
It depends on the camo and the environment you're in. I'd say yes under the right circumstances.
Tyler James
yup.
but boomers on CGN will tell you that camo will make you first to get necked. idiots.
Luis Barnes
There are two types of Camouflages.
>Camo made for blending in to an environment(Military Camo)
>Camo made for mimicking the environment(Hunting Camo)
Hunting camo is superior to military camo when used, but the problem being two things. One, It is designed to be used stationary, as in you are not suppose to move around. You are literally mimicking what is behind you, and two. You would need to develop like 20 different camo patterns for a military because once you move slightly out of the area that your camo is suppose to work in, it is now garbage. As apposed to military "blending" camo, that not only allows you to move(slowly), but also works in many different types of environments. Hence why most militaries usually only have two or three different camo patterns instead of 50.
Henry Robinson
Cheeky sun if a birch
Aiden Mitchell
theyll probably just decect your body heat from some aircraft or some shit but couldn't hurt to use anyways
John Richardson
Maybe if you're running around in military patterns.
Charles Sullivan
i saw a thread yesterday claiming hunting camo will do it. even though his location is 45 mins away from me (which is full of rednecks wearing camo on the daily) lol
Wyatt Myers
Am posting from phone but actually thought the stone on the corner was a second soldier
Andrew Wright
Parker Morris
The concept of the UCP, that being to get it dirty to blend in to the environment is kinda neat. But practically it was pretty fucking dumb, but there are some pics here and there that show the UCP's actual potential.
Jack Morris
Benjamin Perez
Mason Ward
Yes, it's better than the military shit actually. I wish they made quality combat shirts in fudd.
Blake Ramirez
>All that larp getup
BARE FEET
Jack Young
Let me check....
Jackson Bailey
Yes. See Scottish game hunters wwi.
Evan Watson
What I heard summarized for them is but much more specific to season and location. Not just "Wear desert pattern pixel camo in the desert and green-brown in grasslands" but "wear this camo in this kind of forest, wear that camo in that kind of forget, but not in these seasons"
This is great up against those kinds of trees. Not so sure it'd be outside of being up against a tree. Like said. Thougjh I think they could be pretty good in that fall environment - but only fall. Spring and Summer or snowy winter and now it's dogshit.
That's my assumption though, I'd like to see someone doing some testing.
Connor Jenkins
Be more jealous
Ian White
Joseph Robinson
Deer and elk can't see in great detail or many colors anyway. You would do about as well if you were in hunters orange
Colton Roberts
Has that been proven?
Nolan Turner
About as proven as you can get. Short of taking deer and devising some method of positively identifying that they do or so not see an amount of detail in a repeatable experiment that covers all of it's bases, determining the sensory accuity of an animal is an educated assumption based on their construction. It's as close to proof as you can get though
Kayden Wilson
Carson Cook
Ok but the question was about a conflict setting
Joseph Howard
Mesh on the left appears to be a commercial, woodland leaf hunting pattern.
Noah Gray
Hunting camo doesn't take NIR-devices and motion detectors and stuff like that to consideration you dumb mutts.
Ryder Clark
What gun is that
Jackson Green
nope
Nicholas Nguyen
Famas lurk more fag.
Lincoln Hughes
its a FAL
308 really should have optics.
Brody Parker
Yes
Gabriel Gomez
I like this one
Adam Brooks
What do you think Beo-Gam "Duck Hunter" used in Vietnam originally was?
Gavin Price
That’s nice
Landon Adams
Gabriel Ortiz
Jacob Rodriguez
Reminds me of that Swiss camo
Luke Ward
Because the cargo and ankle pockets are dope.
Exactly, this is why UCP wasn't as bad as people said it was. Granted, it was still pretty bad though.