If you've been out there and have a story or tip, click here. When a tom is approaching, and you are about to pull the trigger, you don't want to have to be wondering if your camouflage is working. Since most of the time you will be sitting with your back to a tree when a tom responds to your calls, choose camouflage that has a good deal of bark in it.
Leaves are a nice addition, especially when the woods began to green up.
They help break up the glob that is you. Wear total camouflage. The first thing a turkey is likely to spot is your face and hands. Every piece of your camouflage doesn't need to match. That's still the most important camouflage going for you, and it doesn't cost a penny.