Think it was something like that

Multi cam is awesome but my area in Indiana is woodland but that’s my opinion

Of course I could always just use a ghille suit.... 🤔

Nice

Going from wearing mostly black to camp will be a change for me lol

In my opinion, rolling in flat earth colors may be more advantageous.

It still works as camouflauge, especially at a distance, but typically you could most likely ditch your gear and still blend in with those clothes.

Like a flat olive drab might work.

You need to know grey man tactics.

Because it will be unconventional warfare.

Thoughts?

Hmm

dang

Earth tones, baby. I want to still be able to pretend to be a good ol boy and pick up 5.56 at the local bass pro. Besides, multicam and 5.11 are "shoot me first" clothes

^^

When SHTF, any camo will be shot at

You're kinda right because most individuals will assume camo means fedboi or prepper and both would have supplies

Grey man ftw

Best to have an outfit like your local poor people

Man it's hard to see the lines on the camo maps.... because it's camo

I can't see nothing

Damn camo

You should know where you are on that map

According to that I'm somewhere in nam

Noice

Ah

Im Not surprised about the multicam for spring/summer but the flecktarn for fall/winter was unexpected for Illinois

I feel like there should be a grain of salt on it because there's a better than good chance that a large percent of post SHTF movement will be by highway, hence, passing through some form of developed areas where cam would cause you to stick out more

As I said, flat earth colors.

Agreed. That's why I'm keeping my bag gear as light and small as possible. The bugger running around with a 100lbs ruck is gonna stick out even in flat earth.

You’re going to want backpacks that are going to blend in.

Hence my idea on writing a report on covert attire

Shit that works well if you have to go innawoods but won't turn heads on the streets

An informational on covert attire would be useful.

Probably not the best channel to bring it up, but I'll move if requested. Do you guys think that a laptop should be included with the gear? On one hand if you know your stuff, it can be invaluable for maintaining contact and infiltration, but on the other it takes up space that could be filled with a camelpack or a small MRE

No.

A phone works pretty well.

Hydration is important.

Depends on the scenario. It's more of a specialized tool. If you need it, then you know exactly why you need it.

I was about to say.