Camouflage record
Duck Hunter
Duck Hunter is one of the earliest disruptive camouflage patterns, originally developed for military use and later adopted by hunters for its performance in wooded and marshy ground.
Irregular blotches of green and brown sit over a lighter background, giving concealment in dense foliage and open fields alike, and carrying a vintage military look that has outlasted its service life.
Duck Hunter · Crossbody Bags & Waistpacks
Duck Hunter Camo Crossbody Bag
Duck Hunter Camo Crossbody Bag
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Duck Hunter — the large-spot American waterfowl hunting pattern from the 1940s — is printed full-bleed on a vertical nylon crossbody bag. The pattern's large, irregular brown and tan shapes on a light khaki ground are one of the most recognizable prints in the American hunting tradition, and at bag scale the broad spots print without the fragmentation you'd see with smaller-repeat patterns.
Vertical nylon crossbody with front zip pocket and adjustable strap. Dimensions: 4.7″ × 9″ × 2.4″.
Specs
- Camouflage: Duck Hunter Camo — 1940s American waterfowl hunting pattern
- Vertical nylon, front zip pocket
- Adjustable shoulder strap
- 4.7″ × 9″ × 2.4″
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Camouflage record
Duck Hunter
Duck Hunter is one of the earliest disruptive camouflage patterns, originally developed for military use and later adopted by hunters for its performance in wooded and marshy ground.
Irregular blotches of green and brown sit over a lighter background, giving concealment in dense foliage and open fields alike, and carrying a vintage military look that has outlasted its service life.

