Find the Sniper Part 1

Grass is prevalent in the hill country, which often gives way to extensive fields that may offer decent concealment, especially in windy conditions. Wind permits grass to move and therefore allow for ease of slow movement during the stalk. It is important to maintain graceful, smooth motions and breathing to avoid interrupting the grass around you too noticeably. It is important to select a location that permits a line-of-sight on your target and does not obstruct your barrel. When hiding in grass, analyze the colors and shadows from the grass and terrain features as well as the density of the vegetation itself. Is there grass behind you, as well, to further hide your figure? Background is important to prevent your silhouette from distinctly showing.

Video by Jonathan Leecock