clearview cam net

[berettaman]

Hi all has anyone used one of these CLEARVIEW camo nets and if so what was your experience with it like

ie was it a good concealment

was it strong enough for the job

any special ways to atatch it to poles

does it tear easily etc etc etc

thanks y,all

[Imperfection]

A friend has one which we used recently and although its quite lightweight and needs pegging to stop it flapping in the wind-i thought it was excellent.Best used behind tradtional cammo netting,but because you can see very well through the clearview netting (hence name!) you can get away with just one layer of normal camo infront of it.We just used normal colthes pegs to attach it to poles which worked perfectly ok,but it wasnt windy.

 

Its basically a camoflaged net curtain so is,thin,washable and folds up into quite a small package.

Edited May 3, 2010 by Imperfection

[vampire]

And to add to whats been said,they must be rip resistant cause mine never got one rip although it had always got snagged,to use these nets you either have it with a back up behind it or use it as the top foot of other camo net so you can see through it,so best if they sold it foot high by four metres

[the running man]

I use one also,they are great the clever crows can't see you,there's a bit an art to it,u stll want to be earing camo,shiny bright things show through as do u if the sun lites u up from behind,so u may need a cammo sheet or poncho strung out behind u,I also put one overhead too I use crocodile clips I found pegs come off in the wind.I leave. Meter gap where fron sheet meets top sheet where I leap from my chair and tea and sandwich! And shoot the bird.it also pays to put a cammo net and a few branches etc out front.I do it at the boittom of a load of conifers so its dry I just tuck myself in.good luck!