Killer Weed question

[goosewhkr]

Is there any difference in the Killer Weed layout blind kits and the Killer Weed tree stand kits other than the amount you get(2 vs 4 lbs)??? Difference in strand lengths, etc.

Just wondering--thanks

[Scott Turpen]

If I am not mistaken I believe the strands are the same length you just get more in the package. If you have alot of blinds to grass I'd suggest the boat blind kit.

[goosewhkr]

Thats the info i was hopin for--thx for the help.

[Rick Frisch]

You hit the nail on the head. The only difference is the the amount.

Thanks,

[Christian Curtis]

As someone stated, if you have several blinds to do, I would look at the boat blind kit. There is NO difference in the product, only in the amount.

[goosewhkr]

good deal. I only have the one blind--sorry avery guys it is a Xlandr(only way I could get Natgear at the time). I am just concerned that blind kit wont quite cover it. thoughts?????

[Christian Curtis]

One Layout Blind Kit covers a Finisher well, so I would say that you will be in good shape.

[David Rearick]

It definately will cover it nicely. They way I have it set up there is even a little extra once I mix in natural vegetation.

[Rick Frisch]

I personally think the mistake that people make when putting KillerWeed on is using too much in one spot. If you put five to seven strands in each loop on the CamoStrap, you will have one awesome looking blind.

Thanks,

[goosewhkr]

good point--package should arrive from macks tomorrow so I will be giving that a try this weekend. thanks for the tip rick

[BoonMan]

Does anyone have any pictures of how they attach the killer weed to the stubble straps. I have taken a black tie wrap and put it around the killer weed to keep it together in small bunches. Do you just loop it through the stubble strap and what holds it from falling out. There must be some sort of clips that people are usin. Does anyone have any pictures of how it stays on. Thanks in Advance guys.... 7 days left before I get my ghg FB's dirty, lifesize, pros, lessers and specs are just begging to hit the ground... Boon

[Curt Wilson]

I usually just take a few strands and do a half hitch on it and it stays on the straps great. I have seen a lot of different ways to attach the Killer Weed to the stubble straps and the way you described was one of them. If you are hunting similar terrain each day, the best thing to do is tie it on and you never have to worry about it falling off the blind. Good luck next week on those early season geese.

[Daryl Neal]

Boonman,

Give me a call tomorrow @ 800-333-5119, I have some photos that show how to attach the KillerWeed on my computer.

Thanks,

[BoonMan]

Thanks Daryl, with this sort of service and commitment to thier customers there isn't another company that can even match Avery.