>>1877281If you are serious, look up HOW to use said camo patterns, you are already listed, might as well do a good job at camo'ing your camp site
1) different setups for different terrains(map good basic choices) use more/less vegetation in said area's, generally lifted from where the tent and such are actually laying ontop of/around
2) cold camping or smokeless site camping a must/no heat if cold/sometimes no heat in hot area's too(seeing a plume of hot air in a plain without rocks is suspicious)
3)local laws and such respected(lots of bored retired military guys doing the rounds in places)
4)be mindful of the changes in lighting as the sun rises and sets(outlines and unnatural shapes in a wild area WILL stand out)
