Ghillie Blind cover 30" x 9' Light weight Synthetic
This is the same cover that comes with the Folding Blind system. Use the blind to cover a tree stand, or a ground blind. Maybe you want to purchase a different colored cover for your existing folding blind system. The Ghillie Blind cover is built the same way we build our Poncho, Stalker, and Tracker suits. We use a 1" x 1" Nylon netting. This allows the user to add local vegetation to the cover when out in the field. Simply lay the cover on the ground in the area you will be in, drag it a little, and the cover will pick up some leaves from your area. Now you blend in exactly to your environment!
Another idea - Use the cover to build a Ghillie suit. Since the netting we use is knotted, and hung on the square, you can cut across the netting with a pair of scissors. Lay your BDU's or flight suit on the floor, then trim the cover to fit the outside of your clothing. Use Shoe Goo® to attach to your clothing. Instant affordable Ghillie suit!
Actual netting size is 30" x 9'. That's Nine feet long! Since the Synthetic thread hangs down 11" from each knot, depending on how you hang your cover, you almost get another foot.
Top Image is the Mossy color, with a person wearing the Mossy Jacket and pants set, and Rifle wrap.
WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
“Thank You so much for the fast reply to My question. Got the suit today, and LOVE it. Saw 3 large bucks this evening. Am totally thrilled with my order. Am going to recommend Your product line to every hunter I know. The ghillie is now as much a part of my hunting as a bow or gun.”
— Marlin, Arkansas
“This is one of the most impressive suits I have ever seen regardless of price… I have been involved with tactical law enforcement for over five years, and have seen many suits both military and law enforcement. In my opinion this is the best one yet!”
— PTLO. C. Mays, Shelby Co. Sheriff S.W.A.T.
“The ghillie suits are all working great, we have been using them everyday for all different types of training such as hiding, stalking, tracking, and evading… Personally I feel a lot safer now when in your ghillies, they are more rugged and give much more natural concealment. God Bless You.”
— David Hahn, 82nd Airborne Long Range Surveillance Detachment