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August 10th, 2009, 17:36
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Home-made-ghillie-suit-enthusiasts
I am currently making a ghillie suit, both light(back/head/arms) one and a blanket/poncho style
and I was just curious to hear about everyone stories e.g. wether you use jute or burlap, or just old clothes and if you take the time to add vegetation (well that's not so important but feel free) the whole process and what you use it for for my first one, it's just an old hooded sweater, cut-down to size, shoe-goo'ed netting on, and am starting to tie bleached/died torn denim and cloth on to said netting so I can pull the hood down while mobile, and just put the hood up while stationary and ofcourse same for the blanket, just roll it up in a pack will put pics up once it is finished stories?! - thoughts?! love 'em!!
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August 10th, 2009, 17:52
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August 10th, 2009, 18:01
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WHAT THE FUCK
why do I suck at searching shit thanks '-MikeL-'
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