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is anyone selling a woodland ghillie suit

cheaper than dirt probably has the cheapest one you will find that is actually effective. better to make your own

how

haha. well there might be a kit. i just know that i am making mine from scratch and its taking me forever.

[quote="Dev_WHAT?!"]haha. well there might be a kit. i just know that i am making mine from scratch and its taking me forever.[/quote]

burlap. its a really interesting idea. there are a lot of ways to go about making one

good ghillie takes 50-60 hours. but its alot more satitsfying and far more durable. just remeber to sew with dental floss. :wink:

google for making ghillie

sounds good

ya. its far more durable than thread. just be sure to hide the funky green. thicken it up with some burlap, and when in the field sprinkle with natural vegitation. after a couple hours of laying on my buttons, i decided to cut them off. go with a zippered front. far more suitable for low crawls.

thanks 4 the advise

I have a home made burlap ghillie.

also, make sure to camo up your gun, otherwise a ghillie would be pointless.

[quote="OsastoKarhu"]also, make sure to camo up your gun, otherwise a ghillie would be pointless.[/quote]

im taking the cheap and easy road out. buying a cheap backpack and some camo netting. im sewing a patch of cloth to connect the camo netting to the inside of the backpack. when i need to use the ghillie, i pull the camo net out of my backpack and cover myself.

im familiar with this technique, though it was not attached to backpack. it's a ghillie "net" which allows both the spotter and shooter to remain hidden while engaging multiple targets.

how much 4 that

yup. 10x10 is plenty for a shooter and a spotter.

from what i've seen. you cant buy them. me and my sniper had to make ours.

[quote="OsastoKarhu"]from what i've seen. you cant buy them. me and my sniper had to make ours.[/quote]

[quote="OsastoKarhu"]from what i've seen. you cant buy them. me and my sniper had to make ours.[/quote]

ya. but my LT gave everything to us. we just made it. had to be specific too.

Those nets, meh...

for burlap, go to a coffee shop, thats what the beans come in.

[quote="OsastoKarhu"]for burlap, go to a coffee shop, thats what the beans come in.[/quote]

[quote="michaeld"]Those nets, meh...

make sure to age it. stick it in the mud for a week or so. then spray it off. drag it behind your car or bike to tear it up a bit.

[quote="Amateur Ninja"][quote="michaeld"]Those nets, meh...

ive heard that alot

well. theres alot more for it to be a "legit" ghillie. it all depends whether or not you want the dogs to smell you. that would take river water though.