Finisher in green pasture

[Curt Wilson]

Here is a picture of what our Finishers looked like on Saturday morning. The geese never knew what hit them. We had 6 hunters; 3 Power Hunters and 3 Finishers.

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Here is the blind open.

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[Scott Moates]

Curt, that looks incredible. How did you do?

[Dustin Andersen]

Did you have killerweed kit on there or is it just natural grass from the field?...some of each?

[Curt Wilson]

We did well on Saturday. Check out the topic: Goose hunting kids.

Dustin, we used all natural grass from the field. We had a small levee at our backs and there was plenty of longer grass in the little ditch.

[Keath Wetovick]

The concealment of the Avery ground blinds, is unmatched.

[Curt Wilson]

It was very easy to hide the blinds. The grass was fairly long and the we just filled up the stubble straps. The blinds just disappeared.

[Travis Mueller]

You didn't use any killerweed in Winter wheat?

[JEDJR]

Very nice hide Curt. I have spray painted some of my WW KW to help blend in the grass growing on and around our levees.

[Mark Brendemuehl]

Curt- That wasn't even fair! Those blinds were all but invisable. I bet they were clueless coming in.
Mark

[Brobones]

Great hide, they blend in so well

[Wayne Radcliffe]

Curt, Blinds look awesome. I can't believe how green that field is in January.

[Curt Wilson]

Travis, we have had a lot of rain here lately and the grass was really lush and green and the winter wheat Killerweed was just a little bit to light in color to use.

[John Traiforos]

2 thumbs up , looks wicked !!!