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11-28-2006, 08:18 AM
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killer weed and bag?
Does anyone have any good advice on the best way to attach the killerweed to the layout blinds? We hunt many different types of cover so I need to be able to rotate the colors based on the terrain.
And the other question is what is the best bag to transport the full bodied mallards? I'm sure both of these questions have been answered many times but I'm new to the thread. Any help would be greatly appreciated! 
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11-28-2006, 08:31 AM
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Welcome to the boards, don't ever be afraid to post up your questions, is that is what these boards are intended for. We are all glad to help!
There are many ways to attach killer weed. You can knot it right to the straps, or make it removable by attaching it to foam or hose to allow for easier changes. Check out this thread, I put up some PICS on how I do it. http://forum.averyoutdoors.com/showt...ht=killer+weed As far as the ful body mallards, use the full body duck decoy bag, it works great! It is number AVE0015.
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11-28-2006, 08:39 AM
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David is correct, the 6 or 12-Slot Full Body Duck Decoy Bag is the way to go as far as transporting your decoys.
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11-28-2006, 12:52 PM
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I appreciate the quick response on the questions. The bag has already been ordered from Mack's
Scott your brother was a fraternity brother of mine at Auburn. He was one of the first person in my life that got me fired up about duck hunting. I actually met you in the backwaters on the day of your wedding. Thanks again! John
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