Along with the camo, try to find a tree that has a good back drop. Branches or other trees around it. Try to break up your silouette. Find a camo that has some dark and some lighter colors.

Also, it depends on what color the leaves/foliage are. If it's green, wear green camo, and if it's brown and all of those other fall colors, wear brownish camo.

Depends on where you hunt, and what type of tree or cover is close by. Where I hunt, mossy oak break up, and the treestand I think its called work great for me.

I use Mossy Oak with GREAT effect. What part of the "country" are you hunting ?

realtree ap works best for me in the area i hunt during gun season but moosy oak would work better for me in early archery season also you need to look around were you plan to hunt before just chosing one pattern and staying with it all season i have a few diffrent patterns it all depend which one best matches the area im hunnting on the one i chose

Cabelas Outfitter Camo has worked for me all times of year in all terrian. From the Mexico to the tundra and everything in between.

I fould camo color doesn't do much for me. It's just how much I move while in the stand that gets me in trouble. I've been in blue jeans before and had deer on me, and I've been in full camo and had deer run from me. It's how I move and smell that bust me.

I'm not a big camo fan. Sitting still in a 3pc suit is better than moving around in the worlds best camo.

I use Realtree AP too, but not moving is just as important as good camo , get a face mask and camo gloves.

I sincerely doubt that your camo pattern has anything to do with getting you busted. I have piled up deer while hunting in blaze orange and jeans. If you don't move, or if they can't smell you, they will not spook no matter where you are or what you are wearing. Most whitetail will walk right up to you if these are under control. I had the biggest buck I ever saw, walk right up the trail to within 5 feet of me. I was on the ground and sweating like a sow in heat after running through the trees to get in line for a shot. But I was downwind and I froze as soon as I heard him break a twig 200 yards away. Camo patterns are made to attract hunters and entice buying more than for getting deer. Now ducks, geese and coyotes are another story... they work by sight and camo that breaks up outline and blends with structure is everything.

I like Realtree but it also helps to find a tree with a bunch of limbs so that you are not relying only on your clothes to blend in.

KING'S Shadow camo is the only thing I wear. I feel hidden and they have some high qualit stuff. I'm abusive on clothes and these clothes don't quit! I recently found it and will never go with anything else. They have several paterns, you should check it out www.kingsoutdoorworld.com

it depends on what background you are hunting in but realtree hardwoods works good for me!

Like a few folks have said above, sit still and mind you scent. I have killed many deer with my bow wearing only a grey T-shirt and black pants. If you can sit still and not sweat, most deer will never see what camo pattern your clothes are anyway.