Home Made Ghillie

[CDN_Stalker]

100% ummmm....................... ?

[MickeyWang]

http://www.leevalley.com/garden/page...=2,43319,33283

It's pretty cheap, already green and saves you a ton of time trying to strip down individual strands from a woven burlap sack.

Good luck!


Wang

[peacekeeper]

ok me bad , its just a home made job , i have seen those giulle suits that seem like they have rows of folage or leaves on them , also they seem like there made of a softer material for some reason.

Originally Posted by True5hot

Im actually extremely patient but im not one for walking around a store aimlesly since i would have no idea where to find burlap if my life depended on it since ive never actually needed to go out and buy it. the only reason i even know what burlap is is from all the video i watched on ow to make ghillies lol.

so yea, im patient when i want to be.

Two things that will make you a much more effective person at whatever you do; Resourcefulness and Initiative.

R&I isn't the same thing as patience.

[buellxbk]

I just came across this today while checking out some other stuff. TSC stores carry camo burlap, $27.00. Sorry I didn't check to see how big a piece it was, but big enough to cover an ATV. It is in thier hunting supply section.

[Ktown Militia]

i went to a local fabric store to buy burlap. really fucking cheap too, bought by the meter.

[Hectic]

Originally Posted by Brian McIlmoyle

well you see there is your problem... Lazy multiplied by I don't care = nothing happens..

the people that work at most Canadian tire stores would not know what burlap was if they were wearing it as a shirt... which most of them should be to attone for their attitudes.
Couple this with the fact that they would not bother to show you if they did have it.. and would likely just tell you they don't so you will go away.

Its unreasonable to expect people to be less lazy than you are..

Originally Posted by FOX_111

Sound like you won't be a very patient sniper.

LMAO

this took about 5 seconds

http://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=...+burlap+&meta=

boy am i tierd

[FOX_111]

Originally Posted by buellxbk

I just came across this today while checking out some other stuff. TSC stores carry camo burlap, $27.00. Sorry I didn't check to see how big a piece it was, but big enough to cover an ATV. It is in thier hunting supply section.

Réno Dépot or Rona sell it in big ass rolls that cost less than 10$ if I remember right. Enough to cover a medium tree.

I needed 2 rools to do my ghillie. You actually need a lot.
I got some left overs, but it's never waisted, as a ghillie always need repairs.

[R.A.T.M._JLD]

Didn't want to start a new thread.
Hes got The art of camouflage 1&2.

http://www.youtube.com/user/GhillieArnhem

[georgehutchison]

Originally Posted by R.A.T.M._JLD

Didn't want to start a new thread.
Hes got The art of camouflage 1&2.

http://www.youtube.com/user/GhillieArnhem

those guys are good. I aways add real veg to my suit from the area in which i am playing. usually recuite a teammate to fill my back since i cant reach it. wish the video was a little better quality. with great video it would be fun to try to find the sniper before they stood up.

[ghilliesuitshop]

Originally Posted by True5hot

Hi everyone, new to the forums here and i had a question about making my ghillie, now ive looked tirlessly to find burlap, but i cannot find any, so my question is, can i substitute the burlap for colored denim?

like if i cut up some old jeans and color them, would that work equally aswell?

Why don't you just buy Ghillie Kit which will have all you need to make ghillie suit - netting and burlap or synthetic threads. You can always choose either kit with predetermined pattern (Woodland, Mossy, Desert, etc..) or custom one, where you pick colors.

[CDN__Player]

Originally Posted by FOX_111

Réno Dépot or Rona sell it in big ass rolls that cost less than 10$ if I remember right. Enough to cover a medium tree.

I needed 2 rools to do my ghillie. You actually need a lot.
I got some left overs, but it's never waisted, as a ghillie always need repairs.

hey could you tell me what the dimensions of 1 roll was?

Could save me going to the store twice

thanks