Camo Hunting Map

Open desert, sage flats, and dry shrubland of the American Southwest. Light tans, browns, and muted greens dominate.

Coastal California chaparral, oak woodlands, and dry-summer scrubland. Olive, gray, and dusty green tones.

Great Plains, sagebrush flats, prairie, and short-grass country. Wheat-tan, gold, and washed-out greens.

Pacific Northwest rainforest, northern Rockies pine, North Woods, and Maine's spruce-fir forests. Deep dark greens and shadow tones.

Eastern hardwoods, Appalachian forest, and Midwestern oak-hickory country. The classic green-and-brown leaf-and-bark camo zone.

Mississippi Delta, Gulf Coast marsh, and Southern flooded timber. Muted browns, marsh-grass tan, and waterlogged greens.

Southern pine belt, longleaf pine forest, and coastal plain woodland. Year-round green tones with pine-needle browns.

South Florida hammocks, Everglades fringe, and Hawaiian rainforest. Deep, saturated greens and dark shadow tones.