[varuna]

I'm looking if there is any camouflage pattern (both military or commercial) that mimic the pattern of these cat species (the pattern not the color).

So far this cat pattern is the most effective camouflage pattern I've ever seen. It's so effective I've never seen firsthand any of these cats species (2 species) in the wild. If there is any camouflage pattern that mimic the pattern it's only need to change to coloration accordingly.

Thanks beforehand

 

[nkawtg]

What cat?

 

[swamppapa]

ehat species are they ? It looks like two different species.
Do you live in an area where you would see these if you were in their habitat?

 

[varuna]

What cat?

Those cats in my post

ehat species are they ? It looks like two different species.

The first is Neofelis diardi borneensis while the rest two is Neofelis diardi diardi

If you notice the coat pattern is resemble something of pattern-within-pattern feature. so far the only camouflage pattern I knew that has uch feature were A-TACS, however even the latest A-TACS X series pattern doesn't mimic the reticulated pattern of those cats (which is much more effective camouflage even when they are moving)

 

[swamppapa]

I was thinking Rhodesian bush (brushstroke) stripes over pattern-ish

 

[swamppapa]

The best camo I saw on a large animal was a white and red paint horse against a sandstone out cropping 2 days after a snow.
if he hadn't been steaming in the sun would not have seen him.

 

[Goblin X]

French Lizard,is somewhat like that, New Zealand,is sorta that way, (Paratrooper) but if you wanna disappear get enough burlap and make you a "tree tux" hide in plain sight if you do it right. (tree tux =ghille suit)

 

[Astronomy]

Commercial patterns? Sure...

 

[TMcArthur]

:wow Yup. As long as she stood perfectly still you'd never notice her.

 

[TMcArthur]

Spot the leopard.

 

[LD1977]

It looks like a cub, not adult.

 

[Goblin X]

if ya look halfway uphill by the rock tower, theres a red rock. just to the left of that rock.

 

[zumhug]

Commercial patterns? Sure...

You won the net. That is great!!!

 

[varuna]

I was thinking Rhodesian bush (brushstroke) stripes over pattern-ish

French Lizard,is somewhat like that, New Zealand,is sorta that way, (Paratrooper) but if you wanna disappear get enough burlap and make you a "tree tux" hide in plain sight if you do it right. (tree tux =ghille suit)

Both pattern Rhodesian bush & Lizard are roughly similar in appearance but I don't think both of those pattern will be more effective compare to Woodland DPM due to the lack of counter shading, furthermore both pattern are not 3D pattern.

:wow Yup. As long as she stood perfectly still you'd never notice her.

I would definitely notice her even when she is lying still on the couch or bed :

 

[wldwsel]

At The Front occasionally has WWII German ponchos that are a spotted camo that is very effective. Not exactly what you're talking about, but then God designed those kitties skins, not man.

WW

shoot straight - stay safe

 

[varuna]

At The Front occasionally has WWII German ponchos that are a spotted camo that is very effective. Not exactly what you're talking about, but then God designed those kitties skins, not man.

I assumed you referring to any of these patterns?

Eichenlaubmuster

Erbsenmuster

Got to admit though, the Wehrmacht really know how to mimic mother nature to create effective camouflage pattern

 

[Goblin X]

best camo....................

 

[ImStillHere]

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[Goblin X]

check ebay close as i can find. search Leopard pattern camouflage but expensive this one is $1300

 

[varuna]

check ebay close as i can find. search Leopard pattern camouflage but expensive this one is $1300

That probably as close as it get. Although I wonder what make them so expensive.

Spot the leopard.

I still failed to spot the cat in this picture Even those goats have camouflage color (albeit ineffective against any cat or canine).