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Realtree AP
Using large gray vertical trees, this open big-woods pattern crosses a light background with small amounts of brown leaves, pine limbs and gray branches. One of the largest licensed camo patterns on the market, you can even buy a rug for your hunting camp in AP.
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ASAT Outdoors ASAT
One of the oldest companies that hasn’t made major changes to their patterns, ASTAT uses thick limbs set on an open light-colored background. Most clothing (including wool) can be purchased directly from the manufacturer via their Web site.
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Mothwing Fall Mimicry
From the insect camo people, this pattern is all about fall archery. The gray, brown and tan bark pattern use moths as a backdrop to create the illusion of a tree. Go to their Web site to purchase garments.
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God’s Country Camo Late Season
This open pattern is lighter than many with larger gray tree limbs, brown leaves and a whiter sky background. Available through independent retailers and the company’s Web site.
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Mossy Oak Treestand
The pattern has one of the lightest backgrounds to date from Mossy Oak, and offers whitetail hunters a solution for altering their silhouette among the bare limbs in late fall. Treestand is one of the largest multi-licensed patterns on the market.
