Camo Netting, Camouflage Netting, Quiet Mesh Net, Army Shade Nets, Rustle-Free, Clear View, Lightweight, Duck Blinds Cover, for Treestand, Concealment, Decorations, Hunting, Shooting

I'm a professional wildlife photographer and needed something to wrap my long, 600mm lens, but I also wanted it for a head and face cover. I was so happy when this came in. It was exactly what I was looking and hoping for and and, best of all, it was exactly what it claimed to be:I needed it to be see-through for my face cover - it is.I needed it to be soft - it is.I needed it to be quiet - it is.I needed to be able to cut it without it unraveling or fraying - I can.It is so soft and really comfortable if you want to use it as a scarf or face cover and it is quiet!! No sound whatsoever. I've washed and dried it once so far and it came out exactly as it went in (no tears, frays, ravels, etc.). However, it was actually a bit softer! It's more of a mesh fabric rather than "netting." Perfect for using it as a shade screen, a quick hunting or photo blind or wrapping for your rifle or camera. Now that I see what it actually is, I'll be buying more to make a sunscreen for the west side of my gun range.I can even see this material for making some really cool shirts!I cannot attest for its durability yet, but it feels really well-made. I will update this review periodically, as time is the true test for products of this type. But as of now, I have absolutely no problem recommending this to my friends and clients.

I used this to attach to the outside of an outdoor bird coop. A hawk kept trying to kill my Japanese quail, and even though the coop is predator proof, the quail were stressed by the frequent attacks. So I tacked this cloth around the perimeter and now the birds are hidden from view but they can see out through the mesh.I like the grass pattern more than other camo patterns, and I was surprised at how nice it looks on the cage.

We bought this to use as a buggy cover to hide it from deer in locations where we must park close to the stand. We cut it and stitched it into an 11x15 piece, but really needed it to be around 20x20 for complete coverage. I wish it came with weights that you can attach so you don't need to worry about anchoring the cover. Blends beautiful with fall foliage, see photo. Can you find the buggy?

Nice camo for a ground blind or tree stand. You can see through the backside a little but not enough to be super clear. The material seems tough but soft and easy to maneuver. I'm using mine temporarily on a elevated deer stand until I can finish it.

I like the way this netting holds up year after year, only thing that tears through it are the squirrels. One thing you should know is on order to use it a concealment blind you will need two layers of it. Also after three years it faded some which the deer don’t seem to mind. Great product.

I bought this 2 months ago and unfortunately it has lost the camouflage effect due to discoloration. It is now very noticeable and stands out with a purple brown tint as you can see in the picture. I would like to return it since it does not work for the purpose intended due to color change.

I cut into oversized bandana/shemagh pieces. It has some stretch and doesn't fray. Works well in a tropical temp

Haven’t used it yet but anticipate it will work great as a cover blind for hunting

Excelente