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TheLBLman
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Original "Realtree"?
Looks kinda what followed Jim Crumbley's "Trebark" pattern.
I always thought "Trebark" was an excellent tree-stand camo pattern,
perhaps better than most everything out today.
Looks kinda what followed Jim Crumbley's "Trebark" pattern.
I always thought "Trebark" was an excellent tree-stand camo pattern,
perhaps better than most everything out today.
That's my guess too. I've got a wool coat from Cabelas that I rarely wear because it's so thick and warm but it's the trebark and love it to this day. It's pushing 30 years old.
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RobDooley
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I thought it was Crumbley's tree bark at first glance. After zooming in, I believe it is Realtree Treebark or Timber.
Harold Money jr
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Original Realtree grey
Crappieaddict
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How can anyone forget the squirrel?
I thought it was a second generation Realtree as well, and I believe it came out a little bit after Jim Crumbley marketed his Treebark pattern. Lot of similarities between the two, but I've always favored Realtree,
As far as Rocky the squirrel, he absolutely loved sunflower seeds. Every payday I'd buy a bulk bag at the Fort Stewart commissary for a little of nothing, then break down into gallon sized Ziplock bags. All I had to do was walk outside, shake that bag a few times, and he would come running from as far as 150 yards away.
As far as Rocky the squirrel, he absolutely loved sunflower seeds. Every payday I'd buy a bulk bag at the Fort Stewart commissary for a little of nothing, then break down into gallon sized Ziplock bags. All I had to do was walk outside, shake that bag a few times, and he would come running from as far as 150 yards away.
TheLBLman
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HEY! I remember THAT squirrel!
Friend of mine even wrote a song about him!
Friend of mine even wrote a song about him!
BSK
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I still have my original cotton jumpsuit in Treebark pattern. In my opinion, one of the best treestand camo patterns ever made.
Interestingly, Toxey Haas of Mossy Oak once told me his favorite camo was his original Mossy Oak. All of the newer patterns sold after that was just for market forces (have to have a new camo every year).
Interestingly, Toxey Haas of Mossy Oak once told me his favorite camo was his original Mossy Oak. All of the newer patterns sold after that was just for market forces (have to have a new camo every year).
Rakkin6
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Realtree Treebark is my first thought
Heheheheh....................it's me again Margaret! Hehehehhe
Realtree and Treebark were totally different patterns and companies though.
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Tennessee Lead
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It's Realtree Grey Leaf
Tennessee Lead
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Rakkin6
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You are 100% correct. You guys are making me think back 30 years lol.
I knew it was an early Real Tree pattern, I just couldn't remember the exact name. Those photos were about 1995-1996 and I'd had that particular hoodie for a couple of years at that time. Wore that and matching bibs for several years until Real Tree Advantage came out. My, my, how much camo patterns have improved since then. But then again, people often quote Fred Bear saying, "The best camouflage is to simply sit still".
I have a Remington 700 270 cal in the trebark.
Thats the original mossy oak best i can tell. I wore it alot starting in 1991 i believe. Treebark then had no leaves thrown in.
Benelli 4 Life
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Realtree Grey. I had one too
