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Stuck-on-Seven
10 Pointer
Posts: 1,316
Re: Goose Hunts
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Reply #75 on:
Jan 03, 2010, 07:45:25 AM »
Me either but we used spray on fake snow. It comes in spray paint can its meant to spray on your christmas tree to make it white. Works great and it just brushes right off after your done.
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WhiteTail Madness
6 Pointer
Posts: 444
Watch your step.......
Re: Goose Hunts
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Reply #76 on:
Jan 04, 2010, 01:31:04 AM »
nother thing that works good is either corn stubble or bean stubble in the blind, then cut strips off a white sheet and tie them onto the blind..... done that before has worked for ducks and geese, dont have a cover for my layout either.
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White tail madness... ALL .....YEAR....LONG!!<br /><br />aka Mr. Vexilar (IS) Steelie Slayer (MFF)
Stuck-on-Seven
10 Pointer
Posts: 1,316
Re: Goose Hunts
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Reply #77 on:
Jan 29, 2010, 03:38:38 PM »
Thats a good idea too never thought of that. My mom picked me up some of those cans of fake snow on sale for 30 cents. i have about 20 cans for next season cant wait.
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fowl mood
6 Pointer
Posts: 291
waterfowl sicko
Re: Goose Hunts
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Reply #78 on:
Jan 30, 2010, 11:41:08 AM »
Spray on snow works pretty good, but I love my snow cover. Goes on in a minute and then just throw some stubble in the straps and you are invisible. It's even better when in a little deeper snow just throw the cover on and your done. Spraying the snow on your blind in the cold temps sucks because the can freezes up and you end up going thru 3 or 4 cans for just one blind. To me its a pain in the butt when you can buy a cover for $60.
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Stuck-on-Seven
10 Pointer
Posts: 1,316
Re: Goose Hunts
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Reply #79 on:
Jan 30, 2010, 03:42:18 PM »
Deff a pain in the butt but oh well. I dont think they make a cover for my blind but if they do 60$ seems reasonable
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