(Part 3) Best hunting camouflage accessories according to redditors

Listen to my instructions carefully and follow each step exactly.

1. Find out your boss' strengths and weakness on the battlefield.
   
   
2. Obtain a ghillie suite and some war paint to cover face.
   
   
3. Obtain weaponry such as cherry bombs and flares. Also obtain the paintball minigun or stick with your preferred weapon if you're not a millionaire.
   
   
4. Scout the area before the battle. Find a good ambush point on the ground.
   
   
5. When the battle starts, head to your ambush point and lure your boss there with some bait. Maybe donuts or whatever weakness he has.
   
   
6. When your boss is in range.l, launch your flare and cherry bombs to announce your boss' doom.
   
   
7. Run at him in the ghillie suit while shouting incomprehensible words and firing widly at him.
   
   
8. Mission accomplished soldier.
   
   Hope this serves you well.

Pm me your address, I'll send you a ghillie suit. Suspicions will not be a problem.

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I didn’t want to paint my hand guard so I found that tape.

McNett Tactical Camo Form Protective Camouflage Wrap, Snow, 2"x144" roll https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0028MH70E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_BgoTBb531YBWG

They make different patterns as well.

Sure thing. First, I removed the scales, hung it up with a piece of copper wire and sprayed paint stripper on the blade. I initially wanted to use "aircraft paint stripper" after some googling, but my Lowe's didn't have it so I settled on this brand. Luckily it worked well, here's a pic of the baked on coating falling off after about 10 minutes. Use this stuff outside, it's pretty hardcore. After letting it sit for 15 - 20 minutes, with gloves on, I just sprayed the blade with the water hose and 99% of the paint came right off. The remainder eventually came off with sanding.

Next I started sandpapering the hell out of it. Started with 220 grit, worked my way up to 2000 grit. Thanks goes to ElGatoTheManCat for the advice in another thread. The trick is to alternate sanding directions with each jump in grit, making sure to remove all signs of having used the lower grit. The final steps were using #2 and #5 polishing compound on a buffing wheel attachment for a dremel tool. A buffing wheel on a bench grinder would be much more effective if you have access.

Here's a couple more pics of the finished product.

http://i.imgur.com/rttYYhw.jpeg

http://i.imgur.com/piMq6Mz.jpeg

Handle is wrapped in camo form gun wrap, very grippy, and the stuff only sticks to itself so it doesn't leave any residue behind.

It's always better to make it yourself.

I suggest getting,

A Rocotactical Viper Hood
(Any hood works but this one has an
optional cape attachment if you want that)

SomeGhillie Jute (get whatever fits best with your enviroment)

Tie the Jute to the hood, and then when you get to the came day, roll around in some leaves or just random loose foliage.

https://www.amazon.com/McNett-Tactical-Protective-Camouflage-Digital/dp/B0016SBCM0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1519309795&sr=8-1&keywords=desert+digital+grip+tape

I'd really recommend testing out that poncho if you haven't already. I bought several $4.99 ponchos at the store for the same reason and they were a total waste of money. For example, one in my trunk of my car melted together, all of them weren't even water proof.

I'm fairly happy with the Colemen PVC poncho.

I ordered a ghillie rifle cover from Amazon and absolutely loved it.

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https://www.amazon.com/Ghillie-Suits-GHIL-R-WOODLD-Rifle-Woodland/dp/B0016K0ERM

40m? Here you go.. You won't even need the gun with that.

A UV CoolMax Buff has become a favorite, along with a 50 SPF long sleeved shirt made by Columbia. I don't sunscreen my legs but I should. I do slather it on face and hands. And ears, no matter how wide-brimmed my hat is.

I spent some formative years on the Front Range and will testify regretfully that a mile hi base layer is possible. But not recommended.

https://www.amazon.com/McNett-Tactical-Camo-Protective-Camouflage/dp/B00YQ28XVQ

All the patterns you’d ever want.

I have a solid color bow and use this when out hunting.

If you are truly worried then just put a dust cover on them. They cost like 40 cents each at a LGS. Amazon has then as well, though at much higher cost.

I use a Coolmax Buff which is UV protective. I can adapt it to how the weather is and how I'm feeling, and that suits me.

The composite wood stock IMO looks awful, I would pay the extra money for it, but you may want to put the extra money towards a rifled barrel.

This stuff is great if you don't want to pay more for a camo gun, it won't stick to your gun at all: http://www.amazon.com/Obsession-Protective-Camouflage-Self-Cling-Stretch/dp/B0045KF9CA

Seems like you'll just have to get something like this and carry it in, find a way to bungee or put your blind in your back pack and hold the bow.

http://www.amazon.com/Mossy-Oak-Compound-Bow-Case/dp/B004VQ5Y28

For what it's worth, I camo wrapped my gun for $30 and about 75minutes of my time. It came out pretty nice and my hunting buddies have ordered their own wrap for me to do their guns as well

http://imgur.com/gallery/FvKnBGo

Mossy Oak Graphics Bottomland 14004-BL Shot Gun Camo Kit Vinyl https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005P7CJOS/ref=