Our StalkLand series pattern was created in an effort to provide the end-user with a truly effective concealment solution. To achieve this we utilized the blending techniques that we acquired in Military Sniper Schools which have been  implemented, tested, and proven on the battlefield. 

     Many camouflage patterns currently offered employ various straight or “hard lines” and/or images of prominent vegetation. The human eye is drawn to straight lines and primary terrain elements (i.e. trees, medium bushes, large rocks, stumps, etc.) This is not what you want to look like. A properly concealed Sniper wants to hide in the “negative space” where the eye does not naturally observe. Negative space can be described as the space around and between the subject(s) of an image. Examples of negative space in nature include grasses, leaves, and twigs. Our goal with StalkLand is to provide products that blend with unobtrusive terrain contained within the negative space, providing a truly Multi-Environment Ready Concealment (M.E.R.C.) 

     StalkLand works almost like a chameleon, morphing and adapting to the negative space within a given environment. In our various testing trials, StalkLand has assimilated seamlessly into surrounding colors. When placed in a tan environment the human eye is drawn to the tan coloration within the pattern, likewise when placed in green environment, the green coloration becomes more prominent.