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RE: Homemade camo?
What does the washing machine do to the spraypaint??? Man that sounds like a good idea...
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RE: Homemade camo?
Start with a pair of white/cream coveralls like painters use and it shouldn't be to hard to replicate patterns similar to ASAT and Predator with blacks and browns, or start with tan coveralls depending on what fits in you hunting area better.
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RE: Homemade camo?
Spray paint stays on fabrics pretty well. For black, I like to use the flat black primer, it will last longer than the other colors.
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RE: Homemade camo?
ORIGINAL: mobowhuntr When I was a kid, I also used army fatigues (OD green) and made die out of walnut hulls. Essentially we tie dyed the fatigues, turning them into almost a tiger stripe pattern. |
RE: Homemade camo?
ORIGINAL: NEW61375 I looked on the internet for a while until I found some original "Tiger Stripe" in my size. I love that pattern ecspecially for early season. [/quote] I believe you found something in your size young man, but just beacuse it hasa picture of Tigger on it doesn't make it "tiger stripe". |
RE: Homemade camo?
Are you kidding me. Boy, does your dad know you are on the internet. You probably hunt with a BB gun if you are are old enough to hunt. While you are shopping for some Tiger Pajama's to wear hunting I am slaying the deer in my blue jeans.
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