ghille's

[jdb]

anyone else were a ghille to hunt predators? I dont always were mine but sometime's JB

[timber tiger]

I wouldn't,with all the bigfoot crap these days ya never know

[AWS]

Tried one here on the wet side and they get realy heavy when wet.

I haven't found them to be needed on the dry side, calling coyotes into rifle range, bow or shotgun might be a different story.  I did make one with 600 sq in of orage sewn in to use coyote hunting during modern deer season.  It's more a gillie vest and hood.

AWS

[WildlifeAssassin]

I go with a light leaf cut camo outer layer and wear orange when moving from place to place. The full ghillie suit is a little too much in my opinion I prefer to keep everything light weight.

[demontang]

I use a one when I got out. I cool to see a coyote run right to you and never see you.

[JB]

Yeah, I'm building one now. Nothing fancy, just something to break up my outline.
An old BDU blouse, fish net, burlap and some spray paint.

[Sportfury]

Check out the ghillie at xxx.allpredatorcalls.com. The one they have here is pretty cheap, but like AWS said I don't know how they would work on the wet side. I want to get one, but often wonder about the wet. I hear once they are wet they are really hard to get dry and may end up smelling. Still would be cool to use when calling old logging roads. 

[saylean]

I have a piece of camo burlap that I cut a whole in, off center, like a poncho. I slip it on (my gun also has camo burlap drapped over it) over my clothes, etc, and use a cap with a mesh face mask on it....Just something to help break up the body line...seems to work pretty well. I use if archery hunting too.

[stumprat]

I go with a light leaf cut camo outer layer and wear orange when moving from place to place. The full ghillie suit is a little too much in my opinion I prefer to keep everything light weight.

Same here. I also use a ground blind for predator hunting also. Depends where I'm at.