Despite Head-To-Toe Camo, Man Busted For Museum Burglary

seanpatriot IMO is more correct. I would be surprised if your FiL uses a true ghillie suit, because they're just too bulky for turkey hunting, but I suppose it's possible. It's true turkey hunters do tend to wear significantly more camouflage than the average hunter, with all skin as well as the face covered by netting or face paint. But I've never seen one wear a true ghillie, which is indeed used by snipers. The reason is, the ghillie has a lot of fabric and is bulky. Unless it has been painstakingly handmade and then laboriously softened and silenced like military snipers do, it can be noisy due to fabric rubbing against itself or on leaves, branches, grass, etc. Turkeys' hearing is just as good as their vision; and because turkey hunters must ordinarily be well within 50 yards of the turkey to have a chance of bagging him, keeping silent is just as important as keeping concealed. I'd bet your FiL uses either a full camo coat and pants or a camo full coverall, plus gloves and also camo netting over head/face. As it is, this mope's ghillie is pretty bare bones, and looks like a cheap knockoff meant to appeal to sniper wannabees.

It's called a ghillie suit, and it's used by snipers.