I use them as examples of the kind of patterns to use in certain terrains, and regions, what you go with is up to you. As a side note, the examples of patterns I use, are specific to certain companies, but the purpose of this article is not to endorse any of them. Before I show what, and where, patterns work the best, I will give a brief description of the different kinds of patterns in use today. I will not be going into great depth on this subject, however I do urge every hunter who is serious about hunting to educate themselves on this subject. Another important aspect of hunting camouflage is knowing how different game animals see you in the different styles. Always look at the habitat you are hunting in, to find the best hunting camo patterns. This is just to show that, although I am giving the best camo patterns for the particular region, I am also using the habitat that is the most widely spread in said areas. The northern pine forests, the deciduous forests in the north-central, the farmland and plains in the central and southern, and the cavernous, dry area in the southeast. It has four different biomes within it’s borders. Take my home state of Minnesota for example. It should be noted, that even these four can be broken down much further. Into four areas the north, the south, the east, and the west for ease of explanation. This article is going to breakdown the U.S. The best hunting camo patterns change from region to region in the U.S.
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