Woodland Camouflage Net on rolls

Create your own camouflage net in any size you want !
With this military camouflage net you can now create the camo net in the size you always wanted but never found. Build a blind, hide a vehicle or even cover a house, using cable straps to link the camouflage nets together for wild life observation, pigeon shooting or hunting camouflage.
The net features a leaf-cut design with rubberized, tear-resistant synthetic leaves and a nylon net backing. 100% waterproof & UV treated to resist the damaging effects of the sun and as well as to resist rot and mould.

A full roll of this bulk camouflage net measures a massive 30m x 2.7m (100ft x 9ft, sold by running length in full metres) and has rubberized garnish in multiple shades of green laminated to a net backing. Ideal lightweight concealment netting for use while hunting, fishing, paintball, airsoft etc. that offer concealment and break up the silhouette of an object. Mesh backing creates extra strength.

This Brand NEW military quality camo net is sold by the running length for the DIY job. You can easily camouflage any large objects and put yourself and your gear out of sight instantly.
The rolls are 9ft (270 cm) wide and you can buy any length you want at (full metre length) from ONLY 28p per square foot.

Camouflage became an essential part of modern military tactics after the increase in accuracy and rate of fire of weapons during the 19th century. Despite camouflage's demonstrated value, until the 20th century, armies tended to use bright colours and bold, impressive designs. These were intended to daunt the enemy, foster unit cohesion, allow easier identification of units in the fog of war, and attract recruits. Not until these uniforms covered the bodies of men in long windrows across the battlefield was there a clear pressure for change.
In biological terms, camouflage is often referred to as cryptic coloration, which means concealed or disguised in appearance. Typically, an animal, bird or insect will have a colour or pattern of coloration which blends in well with the visual appearance of its habitat, thereby making it hard to be seen by predators. The hides used by birdwatchers and photographers to get close to wildlife also utilise camouflage and thereby represent a very real way in which people mimic, and learn from, the natural processes of evolution.