When was the last time you saw a hunting catalog with all the photos in black and white? You haven’t. They of course, are seeing in human color, and so will be drawn to camo that is blending in and hiding from them. When hunters walk down the aisle, or look in the catalog, they aren’t doing so with black and white vision goggles (if they were, they would save some money!). Why is hunter camo designed more to hide from humans than deer then? The answer, of course, is in the marketing. Take your expensive hunter camo and dye it orange and it will be just as effective as before. Most importantly, deer are not able to see bright blaze orange. Compared to humans, the idea of seeing in black and white is a pretty good approximation though. This helps them have better vision in the dark. This isn’t quite true, deer see “dichromatic”, being able to see more blue, and hardly any red.
It’s common knowledge that deer “see in black and white”. The reason for this is that humans and animals see differently. The camouflage of animals is dominated by browns, tans and blacks. Green in camouflage is not a color that occurs in the natural world. When was the last time you saw an animal with green fur? You haven’t of course. You will see dots and stripes, similar patterns to break up the outline, but the colors are fewer. Yet in the natural world of predator and prey, you don’t see these same colors on animal camouflage. Since then, many different colors and patterns have been developed to blend into different environments, from jungle to desert. The main colors in original camouflage patterns were black, brown and green. This lead to the development of different patterns that would blend into their surroundings when viewed by human eyes. Quite simply, the original goal of camo was to hide from people, not animals. The idea of using different color patterns was to hide soldiers from other soldiers. The idea of breaking up the pattern on clothes was first developed by the British around 1960. Modern hunter camouflage has its roots in the military. The colors and camouflage in the natural world.To understand better why hunter camo is not really designed to hide from deer, you need to understand a few simple things: More importantly, why do hunters still buy them? Why are we saying the camo is designed to trick hunters? Why are most of these camouflaged clothes not designed for deer? You will see hunters grabbing the latest and greatest camo jackets and pants and heading for the checkout. And that's awesome - we just want people who love good bags to have them! We offer a lifetime manufacturer's warranty against defects and fast shipping on all our gear, so you won't have to hurry up and wait.Take a look the camo aisle of any hunting store and you see a lot of camouflage that was made to trick hunter’s eyes more than deer. Many civilian outdoorsmen and travelers love our gear as well. Shop for digital woodland bugout bags, drawstring packs, rolling duffle bags, day planners, garment bags and much more. Our digi-cam luggage is made to last and packed with great features, like adjustable straps, unbreakable zippers and all the pockets you'll ever need. and Spec Ops, so you know you're getting the best of the best… of the best. We offer dozens of military backpacks, cases and accessories bearing the MARPAT woodland digital pattern used by the Marine Corps, and they each come from leading brands such as S.O.C. We're still working on that one.) Military Luggage Company has you covered. (The only thing we can't promise you is a Chuck Norris-proof bag. Our woodland digital bags are designed to help you stay concealed when you need to and to stand up to the toughest challenges. Check out our MARPAT backpacks and other bags in digital woodland camo when you need a tough bag for field ops, hunting and camping, or SHTF gear.
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