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Thread: netting coverage on hood

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    should netting on jacket hood be long and floppy so it drapes over left and right shoulder, or short but just long enough to cover neck and mabye a bit more?
    Any Pics?
    who sells farmlands gold cam burlap to overseas customers (Australia).
    armynavy store won't.
    They are the only store I know that sells it?

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    Joann the fabric store sells burlap. Their web page is www.joann.com .

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    ok so if your using a boonie for your hood base...then just make the netting come about 1 foot down from the brim it should be a tad loose but just enough to alow you to turn your head and have your hood move with you.....


    if using a HOOD as the base then just attatch it to the neckings on the ghillie base, and then cover the hood with netting ...the neting should be a tight fit....

    if using just a plain net as a hood...then i would suggest not doing so...take sum canvas and sew it or glue it in the hood....
    Dotson

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