Posted by: T.J. "Mad Scientist for the Tiger Tank" Allcot on May 05, 2003 at 17:33:22

We've gotten the best results from some old camo-netting that our home field had lying around. We suspect it's an older military surplus. It has an odd weave to it that leaves a pattern of large holes that are easily closed using small zip ties. The material is actually soft unlike some other camo-netting we've tried, I think it may be made from cotton but not sure. We've also done some experiments using the black nylon netting usually seen at fields but haven't had a lot of luck, going to try some new setups this coming weekend with that stuff. Haven't tried any of the screen material from home depot/lowes yet.

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