The Rest Of The Ghillies And Stuff

This is the 6Th and final episode in a series of 6 episodes in which I describe and discuss the virtues of the more popular ghillie suits

. In this episode we'll talk about the ghillie suits and accessories that I have not covered, but are every bit as good as the ones I have covered. The

first 5 were the ones in most demand.

There are a lot of jacket and pants sets in jute as well as synthetics offered as separate pieces.

Ghillie ponchos are available in all the usual colors;woodland,mossy,leafy,desert, and snow white.

For those who are concerned about mobility and less concerned about total camouflage, there are several different head and shoulder ghillies. There is a ghillie to cover your back pack and a ghillie blanket to cover most anything.

If you had rather do your hunting or whatever from behind a blind, Ghillie blinds and frames can be had in woodland, mossy, leafy, or desert. Plenty of room inside for a picnic or a card game.

Don't forget the smaller pieces, such as rifle or gear wraps, face veils, and Boonie hoods. To finish off your camouflage you'll need some face paint(green or brown), scent neutralizer, and camouflage colored golf balls. How would that go over at the country club?

And let's not forget the kits that come complete with instructions for building your own ghillie suit.

If you can't find exactly what you want, let your needs be known. Consider a custom built suit. We're always going to try to accommodate you at http://www.ghilliesandstuff.com/

by: James Mizzell

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