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    Nathanial Eady
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    @dagreekpacker

    Locale: California's Central Coast

    In order to indulge my inner child and GIJoe I was just wondering if anyone has come across any decent UL gear in camo patterns? I've found some milspec poncho-tarps at surplus stores but they weigh about 50% more than the GoLite or Gatewood Cape Equivalents. Argueably my ULA conduit (in green in black) is moderately stealth. What have you guys found? I think I saw someone in another post say they had a camo bivy.

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    Jamie Shortt
    BPL Member

    @jshortt

    Locale: North Carolina

    You may want to check out Ray Jardine's site if you are into making your own gear. He has kits for tarps and packs and I noticed he recently added camo fabrics.

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    Tim Marshall
    BPL Member

    @marshlaw303

    Locale: Minnesota

    There are some camo fabrics available for the MYOG crowd. I don't know of any camo gear but there is a lot of browns and greens and grays out there. MLD uses earth tones for their tarps and quilts. You could use fabric dye on the packs (not the cuben one) to make them brown or olive drab or whatever.

    If there is a piece of gear you want made from camo fabric but don't MYOG send me a PM and i can give a quote for what that would cost. I could also tye-dye uncoated fabrics with earth tone colors to create a custom camo of sorts. It wouldn't be free though.

    -Tim

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    Ali e
    Member

    @barefootnavigator

    Locale: Outside

    I had a stealth site that was so good I lost it. This is not a joke. It is still in the jungle on the edge of Radio Bay Hilo. I went to the pack and save to get more ramen and never found my camp again. :( Alan

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    Scott Bentz
    BPL Member

    @scottbentz

    Locale: Southern California

    Ali e

    You may not have been all that stealth. You were most likely discovered by pacololo farmers and they removed your camo so you wouldn't come back!

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