Collection: Camouflage Netting

Military camouflage netting is used to conceal vehicles, equipment, personnel positions, and structures from ground and aerial observation. In civilian use, it serves as hunting blind material, airsoft base construction, photography hides, and shade structures. The open mesh construction reduces wind resistance while breaking up outlines.

Size depends on the application. For a single vehicle, a 9x9 or 10x12 foot net is typically sufficient. For a full hunting blind, a 5x8 or 8x8 foot section works well. Check individual product pages for exact dimensions as sizes vary by style and pattern.

Camo netting can be draped over a frame, suspended from tree branches, or staked directly to the ground. For vehicle use, attach corner tie-down points to anchors and use support poles to prevent the netting from resting directly on heat sources. For hunting blinds, a simple frame of cut branches or collapsible poles supports the net at head height.

Woodland camo netting uses green, brown, and black tones to blend with forested and vegetated environments. Desert camo netting uses tan, brown, and khaki tones for arid, sandy, and dry terrain. Choose the pattern that matches your operating environment for maximum effectiveness.

Most military camo netting is constructed from weather-resistant synthetic materials that handle rain, UV exposure, and moderate wind. Extended direct exposure to prolonged rain and UV will eventually degrade the fabric. Store dry when not in use to maximize lifespan.