The Bowhunters Ghillie Suit
08-12-2004 | 11:00 AM
#12
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 1,704
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From: Illinois
RE: The Bowhunters Ghillie Suit
Nope too lazy to click on the link. The pimps have got to get the rules straight.
rule number one, don't tell me you are trying to inform me.
rule number two, include a picture not a link. I am to lazy to click on your link. If you want my money cater to me.
Rule three, include the price.
Rule four, tell me my discouted price. after all, no one charged you for the advertisement so you should not have to charge as much for your product.
Rule five. Don't over do it like most internet pimps do.
Ps i already have two guilly suits, I bought them from manufactures that have never pimped thier product on any forum. something you might want to consider.
rule number one, don't tell me you are trying to inform me.
rule number two, include a picture not a link. I am to lazy to click on your link. If you want my money cater to me.
Rule three, include the price.
Rule four, tell me my discouted price. after all, no one charged you for the advertisement so you should not have to charge as much for your product.
Rule five. Don't over do it like most internet pimps do.
Ps i already have two guilly suits, I bought them from manufactures that have never pimped thier product on any forum. something you might want to consider.
08-13-2004 | 07:18 AM
#20
Nontypical Buck
Joined: Nov 2003
Posts: 1,704
Likes: 0
From: Illinois
RE: The Bowhunters Ghillie Suit
I just found that corn camo pic doing a google search - thats not me.
Funny though!!!
My guillie is below - the difference between my guillie and most others is that all of my strands are hand sewn with spider wire fishing string. Most others are put together with glue leaving a scent you can never get rid of. My next version will be made of either yarn or cloth since the burlap sheds little strings everywhere.
Funny though!!!
My guillie is below - the difference between my guillie and most others is that all of my strands are hand sewn with spider wire fishing string. Most others are put together with glue leaving a scent you can never get rid of. My next version will be made of either yarn or cloth since the burlap sheds little strings everywhere.