There were a number of breakthroughs in this development. Traditional symmetries and monotone patterns were more economical to create, but not found in any North American hunting environment. What was identified was the free-flowing, three-dimensional, asymmetrical, look that was captured for the Bushlan® design. As research continued, biologist added shadows, realistic flora details, and contrasting hues.

From this science, Bushlan Classic Green® was established to hide hunters better in coastal forested brush country. Bushlan Classic Brown® brought this same approach for hunters exploring the wildlife in North America’s semi-arid and high-desert environments.

Bushlan® was developed to mimic nature’s own disappearing techniques, allowing you to melt into the landscape. Three-dimensional, free-flowing Bushlan® goes the extra step in difficulty and expense to assure that your silhouette does not re-emerge as a discernible pattern. Symmetry gives way to asymmetry, pattern gives way to actual foliage, and Bushlan becomes to the hunter less camo, and more cover. For the North American Hunter, whether Bushlan® Classic Green or Brown, Bushlan® Camouflage is the disappearing act.