layout snow covers
01-03-2006, 06:16 PM
#2
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Geneva, NY, USA
Posts: 99
RE: layout snow covers
www.rogerssportinggoods.com
I don't see them listed for all models anymore on the website....but these guys had them @ $69.99 for a while. Might be worth it to give them a call.
The snow covers are definately worth it. I've been using mine all week....and it makes a big difference. I'll try to see if I can get some pics this weekend.
I don't see them listed for all models anymore on the website....but these guys had them @ $69.99 for a while. Might be worth it to give them a call.
The snow covers are definately worth it. I've been using mine all week....and it makes a big difference. I'll try to see if I can get some pics this weekend.
01-03-2006, 08:22 PM
#5
Fork Horn
Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 220
RE: layout snow covers
Go buy some fake snow/tree flocking. You can buy it right now for little to nothing on season closeout and spray it right on the blind. Then just brush it off it doesn't harm the fabric at all. WAY cheaper then a snow cover.
Nemont
Nemont
01-03-2006, 08:22 PM
#6
Join Date: Nov 2005
Location: Geneva, NY, USA
Posts: 99
RE: layout snow covers
You already guessed it on the other post. 
In a pinch, check Wally World in the Christmas section. They should have all of thier stuff marked down dirt cheap right now. Buy the 'Santa Snow' spray on stuff. They have it marked down to 25 cents a can at most stores. Stubble like you would normally, then hit the blind with the spray on stuff. Works great if you don't have the $$ for the cover this season. We've been using the stuff for the last two years. Once it dries it brushes right off with a broom. If you can't get it all off, hit the blind with the hose in the off season. That'll do it.
All in all though, if you have the $$, buy the cover.....it's definately worth the money.
In a pinch, check Wally World in the Christmas section. They should have all of thier stuff marked down dirt cheap right now. Buy the 'Santa Snow' spray on stuff. They have it marked down to 25 cents a can at most stores. Stubble like you would normally, then hit the blind with the spray on stuff. Works great if you don't have the $$ for the cover this season. We've been using the stuff for the last two years. Once it dries it brushes right off with a broom. If you can't get it all off, hit the blind with the hose in the off season. That'll do it.
All in all though, if you have the $$, buy the cover.....it's definately worth the money.
