Arcturus Ghillie Suit Thread - Lightweight Synthetic Yarn to Build Your Own Ghillie Suit

This is far hard-core DIY guys/gals about their hunting. I have an old leaf cut Ghillie suit that was looking pretty tired. It took me several hours to sew these threads to the arms and front of the jacket. Since I am nearly always sitting when turkey hunting, I didn't care about the pants or back of the suit. Frankly, the suit turned out great.

Four of these so far. Excellent

Excellent quality of thread to use in making a 3d camouflage for any purpose. The thread is mostly dark greens with a few light colored strands mixed in so you will definitely want to get a second pack of lighter colored thread to create an effective kit.

Attaching to leaf suit and works perfectly !!!

Looks good. Still has that jute shine but that's fine as it's still easier to work with than my last one I made out of twine. Comes with a lot but figure about 2-3 of them for a viper hood. Pictured is 1 bundle on the hood and one still in the bundle so you get an idea for coverage, I'm doing strands of 8ish hitched 3 to a gap on the line. Only complaint is it's still shiny if they could fix that it'd be an amazing product.

Works as intended.

easy to tie onto any ground blind, layout blind, kayak blind etc. It is lightweight and all I did was tie a slip knot onto the ground blind fabric band. I used four of these to completely cover and 8 foot long X 4 feet wide A-frame goose hunting blind. I added a little more of the natural grass and cornstalks in the field once I got there, but it covered it well enough I didn't have to. The picture I attached shows about 3/4 of one bundle of grass I used to just do the top of the 8 foot long panel. Took me three more bundles to do the back, the two ends, and spots that looked a little bare. I did NOT grass in the lower bottom because the grass hangs down so low I didn't have to.

Kinda Disappointed That It Includes Black And Some Sort Of Unnatural Green Which I Had To Remove To Blend Better.