Killerweed in corn stubble

[jrs08]

Guys-in your opinion what color killerweed works the best in corn stubble.

[Rob Jepson]

I am using the All-Terrain KillerWeed as I haven't haven't had the opportunity to use the new Golden Harvest KillerWeed yet. Our season here in Maryland opens this week so I will get the chance to try it soon.

[Curt Wilson]

I agree with Rob. The All-Terrain is what I use in corn stubble. I will also mix in a few corn stalks on the blind as well.

[Scott Moates]

I would use the All-Terrain Kit. Used with some corn stalks after mudding you blind should be a deadly combination.

[Wayne Radcliffe]

I agree with them. The Killer Weed works great as a base and when you add corn fodder it makes your blind disappear. Also if you switch up to a bean field just pull the stubble and add bean fodder.

[Eric Larsgaard]

It all depends on the cornfield if it was harvested for silage or harvested for grain. If it was harvested for grain that normally means there is plenty of cuts stalks but if it was harvested for silage it will be cut clean with no stalks.
Silage cut I use KillerWeed All Terrain and grain cut I use KillerWeed GoldenHarvest. KillerWeed GoldenHarvest is perfect it has 3 golden colors that will blend any blind into the cornfield or wheat field.

Eric

[Rick Frisch]

I think if you are talking straight up corn stubble, the best would be the golden harvest. However, if the field has be plowed, the all-terrain is going to be the best.

Thanks,

[Travis Mueller]

Get a ladder and take a picture of the field and then print it out. Match what you see. Older corn fields will darken up also.

[hansegr2]

how are you attatching the killer weed to your blind

[Christian Curtis]

Travis is dead on...

I use KillerWeed for my pit tops in flooded rice fields and use different kits in different fields.

For Example:
In some of our rice fields the levees were planted and now are covered in rice stubble. On those pits we use Golden Harvest. In the other fields, the levees were not seeded and have grown up in natural vegetation and is not as thick, therefore showing quite a bit of dirt. On those tops we use All Terrain.

[jrs08]

Thanks guys for the response. Most of the fields I hunt in are cut stalks but towards the latter part of the season most have been chisel plowed. Would the All-terrain be the best all around choice?

[jrs08]

Thanks guys for the response. Most of the fields I hunt in are cut stalks but towards the latter part of the season most have been chisel plowed. Would the All-terrain be the best all around choice?

[Travis Mueller]

jrs08, I would say All-terrain. You also might want to head towards Sweet Marsh and watch those fields in between Tripoli and Sweets. The mallards have been hitting those hard. Good luck.

[Christian Curtis]

I agree on the All-Terrain.

[jrs08]

Thanks again guys. I think I'll try the all-terrain. Travis, thanks for the tip on the mallards. Sure wish we could get at the geese up here in the Sweet's area.