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A camouflage pattern may look perfect on a computer screen and still become the wrong choice once it is turned into a hunting bag. A real hunting backpack is pushed through branches, dragged across rough ground, exposed to rain and mud, loaded with equipment, opened in cold weather, and sometimes handled when the hunter is only a short distance from game. That means camouflage fabric has to do much more than simply hide the product visually. It must work as part of the bag’s structure.