Can you attach foliage to the Ghillie suit? Or any type of plant life?
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You can, but it would be a pain to pull it out of the netting that forms the base layer of the suit.
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yes you can. and very easily. you will truly enjoy this ghillie suit. its very versatile.
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Hi Joseph,This suit is built using mesh and synthetic ghillie thread. If you wanted to attach foliage or plant life, the easiest way to do it with this suit would be to attach it directly to the thread.You can also sew it to the mesh.
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I do not think so. The poles are not steady and mild wild will bring the canopy down. Mild winds and rain made this canopy fall apart. My personal opinion is that this item is not worth it, but if you want you can buy it and make your own judgement.
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Yes you could, we just tossed them in amongst our really boring green plants, sadly our landscaping company think they are weeds, even though we tell them not to! Warmth and moisture seems to be all they need!
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I have one of those grass themed drying racks for bottles and such and I hang my shields on the tree that goes with the rack. That way you can avoid getting water spots.
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Im unfamiliar with that hammock. From the pictures I looked at, I would have to say no. I think with a bit of creativity you could come up with something to work just like the skins, maybe something like the bags that lawn chairs come in. ?? Just a thought. Good luck.
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I have seen a kit before but not sure I could find it again. There are may lawn ornaments that come in fish and birds that I keep thinking of mounting mine to. I am sure you can make one or attach it to a weather vane even. I just don't get enough wind to make it worth fiddling with as the solar panels keep my battery bank pretty much full.
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Type in 'summit tree stand accessories', there are many of them. I used mine with my bow. Have not used with my rifle yet, but I think it will work well.
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Some of the real plants can be planted into it, like money plant. Since it does not have holes, so be carefull about the too much water sensitive plants...Of course you can use it for artificial plants anyways.
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James, I used stakes and bungie (sp?) cords to hold it down. The issue is when you apply tension to the cover by way of the grommets, it lifts the edge of the cover anywhere from an inch to 2 inches (depending upon terrain and how much tension you have on the grommets). This will allow dirt, debris, leaves, etc. to slide under the cover. My issue is leaves so I bought the tubes and they worked great in holding down the edges all the way around. Now, you can use anything you want that has sufficient weight and durability due to weather conditions where you live. The cover and tubes lasted all fall and winter with no issues except one of the grommets pulled loose from the cover. Hope this helps and if you have anymore questions don't hesitate to ask. Jim R.
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I don't see why you could'nt. I am no expert, if one exist. But in time, the leaves would compost themselves, giving you a added benifit. I think it would look great. I have five that I use for vegetables, and they look great.
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Add a leaf. VERY nice kit!! Easy install with complete instructions that includes pics.
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I have not had it long enough to know that answer. I am sure you could always replant shoots??
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Yes you can plant anything in the planter. Just plant near the back so they will run up the trellis.
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Not sure. It partially depends on your hose. If I were doing that, I'd use something like extra long, wire twist ties (the kind you get when buying some types of fresh vegetables) and tie the sprinkler down to the plant stand to keep it in place. That may or may not be possible with your stand...
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You can cut them. The lighter green ones that are circular (I can't remember the species) are small already. They would be perfect little hills in a mini terrarium.
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Yes you can. Just don'tspray on the foliage on the plant that you don't want to hurt.