Auscamotek 300D Woodland Camo Netting Camouflage Net Hunting Blinds 5x6.5/10/13/20 feet Different Size and Colors Available

I had a lighter weight net that I used for years and years. Well, somehow it got left behind early this year on my first hunt. I have no idea who coulda done that. Anway, I got the Auscamotek 300D Woodland Camo Netting Camouflage Net (5x10) as a replacement and I must say I like it better. I use mine for those times when I elect to stay on the ground rather than climb.It's heavy enough that it isn't nearly as blowsy in the breeze, and stiff enough that it's a joy to take back down. Doesn't get nearly as tangled as my last one. So if you want a blind, get it. You'll be thankin' me!

Totally worth the $40 I paid on Amazon. I used it to wrap a ground blind 6'x3'x6' made out of 2x4's and corrugated metal. It did it's job. I've had deer and turkey get within 15yds without alerting.As other comments say, it has a strong odor when it first arrives. I washed it twice in the clothes washing machine using Dead Down Wind laundry soap, then dried it in the dryer using the same brand dryer sheets, then sprayed it with same brand scent spray before taking into the field. That seemed to work. I put it up with zip ties on the first morning of the deer season (structure had already been there for years), and the deer did not change their behavior with the introduction of the new fabric/scent.It's only been up for a short time. I'll just leave it until it fades/disintegrates and buy a new one. It's worth the $40 for a quick/convenient solution.

I got this as a privacy fence for a section of my backyard. It has been swaying in the wind for about two months now, and I've kept it tied tightly and it hasn't ripped anywhere. The camo hasn't faded. Looking at it straight on blocks almost 100%, but at an angle it is see-through since it is slitted to allow for the wind to pass through. For $25, I got what I wanted, which was a 4-ft tall privacy fence that looked like brush or trees. I'm actually going to extend it with the same thing now since it has proven to be durable.

To start I needed a camo for green and dry times of the year and this is perfect. Pretty decent quality, a bit light weight so unless you tie it down good it flaps in the breeze. Mine is on a fence with zip ties. I expect this could last a couple of years but it’s fading some now that it is summer. When the suns hits just right you can see through it somewhat. Tall green grass with oak and pine trees hides pretty good. Dry, golden grass, gray rocks and the trees, perfect. Can’t see or tell what you are seeing unless you are starring. Stills are hard to hide but this does the trick.

Is it 3D style camo, yes. Is the material strong, yes. So why the 3 stars?Well, first the color of this substantially darker than in the picture. I expected a grey with brown and it's dark brown with darker brown with other dark colors. I'm sure it will work in a number of situations, but it's way too dark for my area.Last, and this isn't unique to this product, the 5 foot by X feet sizing it just not much good for my needs. An 8 or 10 X 8-16 feet would be a better size for my use.So, apparently my needs are unique. The size I understand, but the dark color is something I think the seller misrepresented on the picture. Too bad, this appears to be a high quality and durable item.

I'm using this as an alternate deer blind on some property in TX. I set it up using 4 T-posts and cable ties. The blind will stay up until the end of the season (4 months).It's heavyweight material and won't get water logged like burlap products. The wind blows through it, so it shouldn't be effected by storms (although sitting in the blind will get a bit chilly). The camo pattern matches the environment much better than I thought it would (cedar and oaks).Happy with the product and I expect to last.

I bought one last year and it has been in use for most of that time. I use it suspended off the ground using a rope and a couple of close trees. It is well sized as an effective impromptu ground blind. It is also an effective equipment making cover making it hard to notice even at the tree line. I liked it enough to buy a second and I'll probably get a 3rd. I can't vouch for long sun exposure and fading, but it hasn't faded under the trees. Parts in direct ground contact do get moldy.

To the point, what I received is not what I ordered. I ordered the green camouflage and got the dark brown. I will use it because I need it right now. But I am certainly disappointed. I probably would have given it four stars based on the disappointment vs. the quality of the netting; but it seems that this is a common problem in reading other reviews. Common thread ... darker than expected, not as pictured, not what I ordered.