A ghillie, also known as a yowie suit, is a type of clothing designed to camouflage the person wearing by resembling heavy underbrush. It is a cloth or net garment covered in loose strips of twine or cloth, or grass mats. Some ghillie suits even have vines and branches tie into them for added realism. These suits are used mainly by snipers and hunters. The ghillie suit was originally created by Scottish gamekeepers, to prevent poaching on the landowner's lands, control predators and to keep an eye on the the health of the landowner's wildlife.