Best Ghillie suit to use in Warzone

The best Ghillie suit in Warzone can help you camouflage and blend into your surroundings, especially in green areas with grass and trees. It’s ideal for snipers, allowing them to engage enemies from a distance while staying hidden. However, choosing the right Ghillie suit can be tricky, as several options are available.

While the Ghilliebeast and S.A. Squatch are solid choices, one standout option from the Modern Warfare 2 era, Bushwacked, remains the top pick. This suit is exceptionally well-designed, allowing you to blend seamlessly with the environment.

This article will cover the Bushwacked Ghillie suit in more detail for Warzone.

Note: This article reflects the writer's opinion

Which is the best Ghillie suit to use in Warzone?

The best Ghillie suit in Warzone, in my opinion, is the Bushwacked, as mentioned earlier. It features leafy camouflage elements from head to waist, making it ideal for proning or crouching in tall grass. This makes you nearly invisible to enemies, even at close range.

Procedure to acquire the Bushwacked skin (Image via Sportskeeda Gaming || Activision)

The skin belongs to the Chuy operator, a carryover from Modern Warfare 2. If you’re wondering whether it’s still possible to acquire this skin, the answer is yes.

You can absolutely get the Bushwacked skin, but it requires a real-money purchase. The skin isn’t available individually but comes as part of a bundle that includes other cosmetics.

How to get the Bushwacked Ghillie suit in Warzone

Launch Call of Duty HQ.
Open Warzone.
Go to the Operators tab.
Select MW2 Operators and find Chuy.
Once you find him, click Customize.
Look for the "MWII Battle Pass Season 4 Collection" bundle.
View the bundle and select the purchase option.

The bundle costs 2,400 Call of Duty Points (CP), which is approximately $19.99. Once purchased, the Bushwacked skin will be available in your inventory, and you can equip it to start using it in matches.

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All available items included in the MWII Battle Pass Season 4 Collection bundle

The bundle consists of 11 items: six operator skins and five weapon blueprints. Here is a complete breakdown:

Powercell Operator skin
Nikto Operator
Desert Ghost Operator skin
Bushwacked Chuy Operator skin
Badlands Zero Operator skin
Ocean Fog Kleo Operator skin
First Step PDSW 528 SMG blueprint
Herengracht Tempus Torrent blueprint
Life or Death Tempus Razorback blueprint
The Swarm Ftac Siege blueprint
Blood in the Water Kastov 545 blueprint

The other items in the bundle aren’t particularly worth getting; the Bushwacked skin stands out as the only one that truly justifies the purchase. The included weapon blueprints are for MW2 guns, which aren’t very effective in the current meta, and the other operator skins are hardly worth equipping.

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Animesh has been a Call of Duty writer at Sportskeeda for close to two years. A fervent enthusiast of the iconic Mario Bros. franchise and several first-person shooter games, his love for gaming pushed him to merge his passion and profession, and eventually land a writing job in the genre. When creating content, he prioritizes quality and accuracy over speed, verifying multiple official sources. This has helped his meticulous first-person shooter guides garner over two million reads.

Although Animesh holds a Master’s degree in Commerce, he would willingly go back to school; just as long as the school is Hogwarts, so he can jump into the world of spell-casting and fly on broomsticks. He admires gamers Shroud and Beaulo, and would recommend story-driven games like Red Dead Redemption, Skyrim, and Far Cry 3 for their captivating narratives and deep player engagement.

Animesh also enjoys multiplayer games such as Valorant, Apex Legends, and Warzone. When he keeps his controller aside, he plays football and badminton, reads books, and cooks.

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Edited by Adarsh J Kumar