Desert Camouflage - How to Apply Camo and Use Evasion Techniques! 

He's doing what he was trained to do w/ army/marine camo pat application training - it hasn't kept up with the Multicam level of camoflauge design with more than three colors - dark brown or dark green on the high "reflective" spots, light green or light tan on the shadowed / concave spots .. too much dk brown and dk green [ they are almost the exact same shade ] and not enough yellow/tan/lt green .. not too many camo compacs have white - but the "white spots" can be created using the tan/yellow or a much lighter green - a bit on a fingertip and just touch your face with a twist creates a "blob" .. try to copy roughly the multicam/OCP/MTP pattern - less dark brown/dark green more light green and tan .. add more color choices to your camo stick / camo compac .. maybe add an autumn orange camo paint [lightly used in woodland] .. two shades of green, light and medium instead of dark, two shades of brown, dark and sand, a light yellow tan, white for winter, a pinkish tan for desert, a pale cactus green .. paint one eye brow ridge one color / pattern .. paint the other eye brow ridge a different color / pattern .. same with the cheeks .. dk brown / light green on one eye brow ridge .. dk green / light tan on the opposite eye brow ridge .. more and smaller splotches .. less broad strokes .. tiger striping works if you blend the colors and make the stripes "shorter" and more "jagged" .. high ridges can haved splotches of light color mixed in with the dark color .. depressions can have splotches of dark color mixed in with the light color .. again, when it comes to face and hand paint, move away from "woodland camo" [ unless you are in heavy Canada/Europe-type thick dark woodland ] and go for something closer to "OCP" / "multicam" .. lighter greens and tans will blend in with darker forest greens and browns ..

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Raxneff Nextnerf No problem! I’ve been meaning to do it for a while and it definitely got me focused!! Thanks!

The scorpion or OCP camo is bright and will fade with age which is nice, making it a little better for field work, but it tends to break down very quickly.

Natural lines of drift = paths of least resistance. Those paths over or around obstacles or brush humans and animals take.

I was thinking the same about the eyes but I guess if someone is close enough to see the white of your eyes, you have other issues to worry about, haha.

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in the area 2 hours (drive) north of Phoenix, AZ by Flagstaff. primarily west, southeast and south of fFagstaff. also west of Cheyenne, WY. these areas all have scrub pines and small trees, particularly if there is water in a gully nearby. they are essentially 'alpine' deserts. eastern oregon north, east and south of Bend, OR also. commonly referred to as "high' desert due to elevation.

r zalez I prefer the sniper veil for this purpose. I do often carry both a veil and a shemagh.

Really? If this is "too much", where does the British army stop and say "good enough"?

This forest is about 6000 to 10000 feet in elevation. There are cactus 🌵 every where and if one travel east from here and lower in elevation it turns into a desert!

No difference, camo is camo. ...