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The Mossy Oak Burlap Camouflage is a large woodland camo mesh for building blinds, covering the hunter, or hiding equipment. It's targeted toward hunters and outdoor sportsmen. For this article, we are going to use it for outdoor airsoft operation in the woods.
Originally, we came upon the Mossy Oak Burlap Camouflage during our search for ghillie suits for our airsoft sniper team. However, ghillie suits were extremely hot, difficult to maneuver, and quite costly. Mossy Oak Burlap Camouflage, on the other hand, costed only $10 shipped on Amazon (see "Related Links" below). We intended to cover our equipment with its woodland camouflage. But after getting it, we realized there are a lot more uses for it, such as converting your equipment into tan desert camo.
In this article, we will review the Mossy Oak Burlap Camouflage and discuss ideas of using this camouflage mesh for airsoft "military" purposes.
The purpose of the Mossy Oak Burlap Camouflage is to provide woodland cover for yourself and your equipment. See the photo at the beginning of this article to see how the woodland camouflage looks in the sun. See the photo below to see how the woodland camouflage looks in the shade.
The camouflage mesh is quite large (12'x54"). It is just about as wide as a compact sedan and as long as the vehicle's hood to the trunk. It's got enough material to cover a person, or cut up into pieces for you gears.
The photo below is a close-up of the woodland camouflaged burlap. Rather than painted as many Amazon reviewers claim, it's actually inked. After handling the material for a little while, the ink have coated my hand. It also have a heavy ink smell. The entire experience is just like handling newspaper, short of the paper ruffling.
The Mossy Oak Burlap Camouflage is made out of the same material used in potato sack. It is also the same burlap material used to make ghillie suits. The difference between the Mossy Oak burlap Camouflage and a potato sack is that the mesh is widely spaced (see photo below). Thus, it is useful as a temporary cover, rather than carry heavily weighted objects.
The unpainted side gave us the idea of using this Mossy Oak Burlap Camouflage as desert tan camo as well. It would be an inex
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