Dying a tent?

[OutlawHoss]

Dang.... that girl is one bag of bones. She should stop smelling the flowers and start eating them.

Maybe that's the problem, she's only eating rabbit food!

 

[erudne]

I used to have a woodland pattern nylon fly that would cover that tent.
Here are some links to sources:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=woodland+pattern+nylon+fabric

 

[CamoDeafie]

a silnylon tarp in Olive green, coyote brown, or camo would work very well to cover that little tent, and provide more room to sit out the rains underneath. So would a Harbor Freight green camo tarp if its 9x7 or bigger lol but at that point, the weight of the HF tarp is gonna make it stupid to carry if backpacking/hiking.... hence the silnylon tarp recommendation.

EDIT: an alternative would be to get one of the newer camo rain ponchos available from BCUSA and a few other sites... I think there is also the USMC Field Tarp that might work for you, its a bit heavier.
Considering the yellow tent in question is basically a bivy shelter for one person, maybe two if you're feeling snuggly..... a simple small tarp could work. BCUSA offers a "MEST" tarp that is 5x7 in coyote, olive, and multicam..not sure of other camos, but they also offer 10x7 and 10x10 tarps too.

 

[Koda]

I've always wanted to get a Gatewood Cape tarp from Six Moon Designs, built here by hand in Beaverton. The Cape is a 1 person tarp shelter that doubles as a rain gear poncho, weight less than a pound. I already have a 2 person tarp shelter from them and an UL pack their stuff is well built and lasting me years. I think for one person travelling light and fast this would be the way to go...