Ghillie suit
#2
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From: Charlottesville Virginia USA
I havn't used one of those suit's. They do look very nice. I would think that they are pretty hot. I'm not sure how breathable. I would use one for antelope hunting I guess.
I just stick to Natural Gear Camo. It's by far the best over the rest. Check em out, you'll be suprised......
I just stick to Natural Gear Camo. It's by far the best over the rest. Check em out, you'll be suprised......
#4
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From: Williamsville New York USA
Scottsman,
I use my ghillie suit for turkey season every year. I borrow it from my dad who had to make it for a sniper course for his SWAT training. He took potato sacks a sliced them lengthwise to get pieces about 14" X 1.5". He then got some basic army green camo and sewed them all over the top piece, and a basic headnet. He didn't even bother sewing them to the pants. It is a great suit, but I smell like a burlap bag. It cost him about 10 bucks for materials, including the camo, but it took him quite a while to make. Just an idea.
Rob
Edited by - Corvid Killer on 01/02/2002 18:34:42
Edited by - Corvid Killer on 01/02/2002 18:36:42
I use my ghillie suit for turkey season every year. I borrow it from my dad who had to make it for a sniper course for his SWAT training. He took potato sacks a sliced them lengthwise to get pieces about 14" X 1.5". He then got some basic army green camo and sewed them all over the top piece, and a basic headnet. He didn't even bother sewing them to the pants. It is a great suit, but I smell like a burlap bag. It cost him about 10 bucks for materials, including the camo, but it took him quite a while to make. Just an idea.
Rob
Edited by - Corvid Killer on 01/02/2002 18:34:42
Edited by - Corvid Killer on 01/02/2002 18:36:42
#5
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Mars Pa USA
Here is a link to build your own. Very simple and you can customize yours for bow hunting instead of buying one.
http://buildgear.cjb.net/
Edited by - liv2hunt69 on 01/02/2002 18:53:02
http://buildgear.cjb.net/
Edited by - liv2hunt69 on 01/02/2002 18:53:02
#6
Nontypical Buck
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From: egypt
that or if you want a cooler version make it out of the fish style netting. Tie the burlap right to it. Then you can regulate even more what you wear underneath, or lack there of.......
#8
Nontypical Buck
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From: egypt
heard of guys trimming the shooting arm and also the chest areas. I havent made one but plan on doing so in the future if nothing more then for fun. Kinda looooong winters, gots tons to do however right now..to many LOL. There was a write up in one of the past primitive archer magazines with a guy in a ghille suit, dead turkey, and a self bow so I know they can work!
#9
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From: Earth City MO USA
GO to the military surplus store and get an OD green flight suit. Get some of the canvas burlap camo, and the screen camo, cut to strips and sew in place. I guess you'll have to make an appropriate headress using one of those screen headgear camo.
If you make it with a large flight suit you can wear clothes underneath in cold weather and less in warm weather.
Have not done it yet, but considering it. Get a baggy suit to leave room to draw your bow.
--Jim
If you make it with a large flight suit you can wear clothes underneath in cold weather and less in warm weather.
Have not done it yet, but considering it. Get a baggy suit to leave room to draw your bow.
--Jim




