...*this* kind of camo-net? The old jute rope with burlap strips variety? 
And especially how freakin' heavy they were when they got wet/muddy/snowy? I got this one for the Castle Technical. It will frankly spend most of its time rolled up on the front hood. But if I ever decide to do the living history display kind of thing, and get a trailer and a hex tent, it would actually find itself out sunning like it is in these pics, covering up Heimdall, the Howitzer of Argghhh!. I'm letting it get a little sun because it had been in storage a long time before I got it, and it needs some sun to reduce the musty smell.
For those of you youngsters who don't appreciate how light and relatively easy-to-handle your current radar-reflecting nets are - come visit on a rainy day and we'll let you deal with this one!
And especially how freakin' heavy they were when they got wet/muddy/snowy? I got this one for the Castle Technical. It will frankly spend most of its time rolled up on the front hood. But if I ever decide to do the living history display kind of thing, and get a trailer and a hex tent, it would actually find itself out sunning like it is in these pics, covering up Heimdall, the Howitzer of Argghhh!. I'm letting it get a little sun because it had been in storage a long time before I got it, and it needs some sun to reduce the musty smell.For those of you youngsters who don't appreciate how light and relatively easy-to-handle your current radar-reflecting nets are - come visit on a rainy day and we'll let you deal with this one!
I saw the old cammo nets in my company supply room while in the TARNG (mid 80s). We loaded the things to go to AT, but never used them.
Theer are some odors that just don't fade with time.