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@KrKr_FL this is from Novristch but it doesn't doo too good under IR light. I am starting to make my own, funny you would ask.

@scrappydoo7887 the skins hold the snake ghosts, it's really the most dangerous part.

@@bizzlesnach lol snake ghosts 😆 That's a new one for me 😂

@@scrappydoo7887 that's what the dog told me, anyway

@@bizzlesnach lol always listen to the voices...... They never steer you wrong.....

The future is undetermined. Carpe diem!

@@bizzlesnach Agreed 🫡

@@carnaud Tony Chacheres seasoning, btw.

No telling which way that hunt would go lol

@@bizzlesnach it would make such a good meal cut up into little pieces fryed up and put on a plate with some hush puppies and coleslaw.

I wouldnt eat a old big animal like that, bet its full of all kind of toxic waste

@carnaud i will test it on fabric in a couple days. I really hope this pans out.

@@bizzlesnach Did you know you can cut circuit board adhesive materials with those and get board blanks to adhere them to? A little tabletop CNC for drilling holes in the blank and bingo! 😉

@@carnaud i had no idea

@carnaud yeah that is why I try to stop this guy from eating them, but does he listen?

@@bizzlesnach 😀. Looked like he was being gentle like he found a new pet

@@cherokeesurvival8340 he is a gpod boy

@@camocarl3059 he almost lost that fight

@@bizzlesnach lol

@@hickgal2353 he is really smart, too... but he is a puppy and still using his power for evil instead of good

@@bizzlesnach all part of learning... and growing

@@TheRezq that is the last thing we want lol

@paemtff9412 these are actually remarkably simple but theu do take more material than I anticipated

I could, but these are rather easy. I cut a square out of each corner of the fabric- then sewed it together (inside out) to join it, establishing a 'box' shape. The ends of the piece were hemmed and then hemmed again leaving room for the cord to pass through. (Could even do tjat part first to make sewing the corners easier) After that I marked the middle and pinned one strip of scrim from top to bottom, after that I eyeballed the rest of the strips and sewed them on. I am somewhat new tp sewing myself, and I am finding I just eyeball stuff a lot more as I get better. I couldn't tell you what soze my fabric piece was, but that all depends on the bag anyway. Dry fit, use clips and bobby pins, always try to fool propf it before you cut it or sew it. The mistakes you will find yourself making is putting clips on backwards or making something upside down or even sewing the long sode onto something instead of the short side- the mistakes are always easy things that wpuldn't have happened if you gave it one extra minute of thought. Don't be afraid to invest that minute to ensure your strategy is sound.

@@bizzlesnach thanks so much what type of fabric do you use I’ve been using the net laundry bag stuff but it rips apart in no time in the ozark hills and thanks for the tip about the hemming I’ll def try it

@misfitlife3091 this particular cover was done with some ripstop material but camo fabric depot makes a good 'concealment mesh' that works great for this but I ran out making the hood.

Did it get you?

@@bizzlesnach nope... That's 2 I've seen this year so far

It is a nice boost if you are remaining stationary or taking a slow approach

This one went pretty quick

Making a pack cover to go with it.

@@bizzlesnach brilliant, I might need to place an order soon bro

Rifle ropes are pretty easy. Think bungee