I thought of doing this in greens and browns but every other camo does that. I think what is important for breaking up your shape is having a lot of contrast between the darks and lights. What makes the yellows and tans work in nature, and in camos like ASAT,IMHO, is that they are very light but not white. (In one of my hoodies the light color comes from a photo of a tree trunk in my yard. ) As we deer hunters know, our prey can pick white off a mile away. The thing about the clouded leopard pattern, which I think is the best of the leopards, is that it’s not random but very carefully designed to look like branches, each casting a shadow in the same direction with middle tones in the spaces between. I still may try greens or browns but I’m going to experiment some more with the tans on deer. I will post the results here when I see how they react.
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I am going to do some test runs with deer on public land to see their reaction.
