Dang, they are hard to find

Interesting. It is pretty amazing what these guys can do. I picked out one real quick but the others I had to guess at.

I bought a gillie quite a few years ago and one time I was with a couple of buddies and I got ahead of them and stepped off the road only about 4-5 feet and they walked right by me. Granted they werent looking for me but it was just so easy to blend in with the background. Another time I had it on and used my tree climber to get up about 20' off the ground and there was a branch off to my right and I had a BIG owl land right next to me on the branch. I could have reached out and touched him.

First foggy rock picture was the only one I couldn't find within a few seconds

We usually defer all concealment questions over to Jensent ...

...and in those few seconds, Nav's head was reduced to a fountain of crimson spewing from the top of his neck.

I would have been a dead duck if I was trying to find those guys. Man they are good.

I couldn't see them but I could see what they were hiding behind, except the rocks. He was invisible.

I'm dead....

I saw every one of them except the first rocky one almost instantly. Honestly, those are not very good set ups. Some of those pictures they stuck out like a sore thumb. No where close to actual hides. On of the top rules is to utilize your background and blend into it. Several were perfectly silhouetted, like it was on purpose.

They call the ones at the base of the trees "Tree growths". That's a big no no when training to be a sniper.

The rock one was the hardest. The others I found almost immediately. Still doesn't mean I wouldn't have been shot!

I should be a sniper killer.

I'd have 6 holes in my head.