Possibly the best feature of the lightweight range is its pattern. Deer and ungulates (hooved animals) have blurrier vision than humans; the prey you hunt focuses on outlines rather than detail when they look around for any threats. That means your classic 'sticks and leaves" camouflage styles work better on other humans than on animals, which is why it's often used for military personnel uniforms and combat gear. Instead, hunting camo is best when it breaks up your outline, creating depth perception problems and even the illusion of dissolving into the environment.