Most hunts don't require anything but dark clothing. Camo is mainly to hide hunters from one another. If your sitting still, most of the time game won.t pick you up until you move. Deer don't see colors as we do, so any dark cloth will blend into your surroundings.
If you feel the need for camo, there is NO REASON to go buy the expensive ready made clothing that everyone buys.
I have a fabric store here, and every year, they have some of the more popular patterns of camo that can be bought by the yard. For about $30.00 you can buy enough material to make a full set of camo, and by using elastic
around the wrists and leg bottoms, you can size it big enough to wear any amount of clothing you want underneath and stay as warm as you like.
I'm not a seamstress, but I can make a set of clothing in about an hour,and the deer really won't care how tailored it is.
I saved enough peices of camo from the waste material, to make a blanket that is camo, and comes in pretty handy for a ground blind while stalking, or an extra layer of warmth if I'm sitting in a stand. It can be rolled up and carried on my back, and unrolls to about 7ft by 9 ft (open) and about 16" by 4" around when it is rolled up.
This "Git up" cost about $40.00 total and covers me from top to bottom, and when you compare that to a set of camo for $100.00 it's pretty cheap.