Exotic LIZARD CAMO From Strange Places

Half the joy of Military surplus is the journey of how it ended up on your lap. In our case this latest shipment came with very little information but some interesting labels attached. Some countries liquidate their own goods, others have to import their own and various circumstances can lead to canceled orders or overruns.
In this case for Benin & Burkina Faso we couldn't exactly say for sure but somehow we have ended up with some pretty neat Lizard camo in mint condition!
Stock is fairly limited so we'd recommend heading up the ol' bio to check them out before they are gone!

[@Goat.Herder]

Personally speaking, i found earthy colours such as olive, dark olive and browns work better for me in UK woodland when doing wildlife photography. I never found there to be much advantage using a camo pattern

[@armyand_Outdoors]

definitely a difference with how animals visually pick up shapes vs humans. Camo definitely doesn't make one disappear in a open space, but when used correctly it sure breaks the human shape (buying you seconds, which can be an eternity for those who really need it)

[@Goat.Herder]

@@armyand_Outdoors Yeah that's true, camo is better to help evade detection by people.

[@andrewcombe8907]

Animals don’t perceive the colours humans do. As an example zebras evolved with their stripes as a perfect camo against lions who perceive in shades of grey and black. Same goes for deer so deer hunter camo looks wildly different to camo made for humans.

[@KS-hj6xn]

The light colored pack has similar colors to "Vegetato camo".. looks great!＼(^_^)／

[@armyand_Outdoors]

love a good bit of vege, especially the arid patterns!

[@HunterLord458]

So where do we pick up that hat camo

[@armyand_Outdoors]

none of those currently, but will hopefully get a range of those down the line!