Need lite camo material that doesn't absorb water.
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Typical Buck
Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Waldorf Maryland USA
Looking for material to build a guillie suit for my kayak, it needs to me lite and not absorb water because it will likely dangle in the water, and when it rains I don't want it to absorb water and become heavy and maybe set it off balance.
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Nontypical Buck
Joined: Jun 2004
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From: NW Ohio , 5 min from Ottawa National / Magee Marsh
Is this to camo you or the kayak ?
If for the kayak, I used some of the mil surpluss die cut camo and painted it for a better look last year on the seak boat
If for you
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Most I have seen are burlap based , and burlap takes on water
John
If for the kayak, I used some of the mil surpluss die cut camo and painted it for a better look last year on the seak boat
If for you
???
Most I have seen are burlap based , and burlap takes on water
John
#4
The best thing I can think of would have to be that sythetic grass material. Comes in the normal wheat color, but you can spray paint it do add a little darkness to it.
#5
That military netting works VERY well! Especially here in Michigan, one of the nicest things is you can cut brush from where you are hunting and weave it in....




