Mike Reeber

My outdoor adventures started back in the hardwood ridges of the northeast back in the early 90's. For the most part I hunted deer and turkey, with the occasional squirrel hunt sprinkled in along the way. It didn't take me long to realize that hunting wasn't just a weekend activity, it was in my blood and something that I couldn't live without. As the seasons rolled by, I began to expand what I hunted and eventually relocated to Texas where doing something hunting related is part of my daily routine. This site is home to my adventures, links to my favorite wild game recipes and thoughts on today's pressing topics within the hunting community.

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Non-Traditional Camo Patterns Are Here to Stay

October 2, 2016

Say goodbye to leaves and branches, non-traditional camo patterns are definitely here to stay and here's why.

I've always been pretty traditional when it comes to my camouflage patterns. I was an early fan of Treebark, Advantage and Mossy Oak because they always kept me hidden well despite what season it was. They were also available for purchase in just about every sporting goods store across America. Regardless of whether I was out hunting spring gobblers or sitting 20 feet up in a treestand during bow season, the patterns looked good and helped to get the job done.

It wasn't until a few months ago that I made the switch to non-traditional camouflage patterns and feel confident that I'm going to stick with them moving forward. When I decided to make the switch to something non-traditional I must admit that I was a bit hesitan...

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