Ultimate Camo
07-24-2009 | 04:44 AM
#1
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Bartender
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From: Wisconsin
Ultimate Camo
Has a new product out and I look forward to trying it out.
Cloth Camo Tape.
http://www.ultimatecamo.com/store/sh....asp?itemid=22
Cloth Camo Tape.
http://www.ultimatecamo.com/store/sh....asp?itemid=22
07-24-2009 | 06:07 AM
#3
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jul 2005
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From: Damascus MD
Thanks Tony. Rob, long time no see buddy!
The cloth tape turned out awesome! Its printed, and manufactured 100% in the US. Its made with 3 oz 100% poly and is VERY durable, its very difficult to tear without using a knife or scissors. Its holds tight, and removes easy. It forms around tight areas and works great for concealing things like trail cams, video camera arms, climbing sticks, bows, guns, bow hangers, tree stands, and just about anything on or aound a tree. Little to no residue left when removed. It doesnt reflect or shine like vinyl tapes, and is much more durable. All the pictures below are with the cloth camo tape.
Our dipping film is also done and looks fantastic, but, its going to cost a bit more to dip stuff although its much more permanet. I'll have some pics of dipped items up in the next week. I'll get out and get some better pictures this weekend with the tape on more items for magazine adds and marketing purposes, but I think you will get the picture. Obviously this will make it more difficult for animals to notice things, but will also make things more difficult for thieves to steal your goods. The pictures dont do it justice and in hardwoods anything with this stuff on it becomes very hard to see to just passer bys.
http://www.ultimatecamo.com/store/sh....asp?itemid=22
The cloth tape turned out awesome! Its printed, and manufactured 100% in the US. Its made with 3 oz 100% poly and is VERY durable, its very difficult to tear without using a knife or scissors. Its holds tight, and removes easy. It forms around tight areas and works great for concealing things like trail cams, video camera arms, climbing sticks, bows, guns, bow hangers, tree stands, and just about anything on or aound a tree. Little to no residue left when removed. It doesnt reflect or shine like vinyl tapes, and is much more durable. All the pictures below are with the cloth camo tape.
Our dipping film is also done and looks fantastic, but, its going to cost a bit more to dip stuff although its much more permanet. I'll have some pics of dipped items up in the next week. I'll get out and get some better pictures this weekend with the tape on more items for magazine adds and marketing purposes, but I think you will get the picture. Obviously this will make it more difficult for animals to notice things, but will also make things more difficult for thieves to steal your goods. The pictures dont do it justice and in hardwoods anything with this stuff on it becomes very hard to see to just passer bys.
http://www.ultimatecamo.com/store/sh....asp?itemid=22
07-24-2009 | 07:54 AM
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Dominant Buck
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From:
Andy:
That looks great. I've always wondered how I could better conceal my Moultrie. I HATE how the bungy cords give its' location away (to others). That system is outstanding.....and the camo tape makes it all but disappear.
I just ordered 4 rolls. Looking forward to getting them and rigging my cam. Thanks.
Let me know if you're hunting NC this fall (deer). I've got a couple targets that might interest you.....lol. Hope all is well, pal.
That looks great. I've always wondered how I could better conceal my Moultrie. I HATE how the bungy cords give its' location away (to others). That system is outstanding.....and the camo tape makes it all but disappear.
I just ordered 4 rolls. Looking forward to getting them and rigging my cam. Thanks.
Let me know if you're hunting NC this fall (deer). I've got a couple targets that might interest you.....lol. Hope all is well, pal.
07-24-2009 | 08:43 AM
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Aug 2005
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From: Cenral Illinois
Wow, that's some cool stuff. May have to order some for my climbing stick/climber too. How slippery is it if you were to put it on a step? I'm sure it would be perfectly fine on the stick part either way. Great looking product, good work!
