What's a guerrilla cloth?
I gotcha! Have you ever filmed a Coyote hunt? I will use every advantage I can get to close the distance, from the tan pants, to the HVP hoods that I designed, they have helped immensely with blending us in, as well as skyline sets, especially with a large camera and at least one other shooter, most of the time, two. IF camo doesn't help, why is it intertwined within nature? Every baby Pheasant I've hatched, Grouse I've seen, Bobcat I've killed, wear it. If it aids in their success, wouldn't I be correct to assume it would do the same for us, if used properly?
Larry,
I have some videos stored somewhere but I'll be darn if this old brain will remember where I stored them. I thought they were on Photobucket but I was wrong...sorry. Most were not of good quality compared to today's. I fear they may be on an old computer disc...ouch! Camera stabilization was not great. Light gathering was poor, and on hot days in let's say in New Mexico they would pick up a lot of mirage.
Those are the types of clothes I would typically wear. This is a typical calling day in Jan -Feb from 1987?? in Iowa. I like that time of year!!! Why??... females were protecting dens and you could locate them easy. Normally the females would challenge bark back at you when speed calling "locating". Sometimes their challenge would get the male to sound off, who is usually hunting up to a mile away. 
