Lay down blind in a hay field

[MJ1657]

I have a spot where geese are landing to feed in a freshly cut alfalfa field. Is it possible to use a lay down blind in this situation? I have access to some standing alfalfa I could get to blend it in but im thinking it would take a truck load and it still might not look good.

New to that type of blind and so far I've just used it in corn stubble which has been easy to blend in.

Thanks

[Fred_Bear]

You can use a layout almost anywhere, just make it match the field as best as you can.

I've shot birds out of layouts hid in plain black dirt/mud on multiple occasions.

[carpshooterdeluxe]

How big is the field? You can always try to set up on the edge and pull the birds in.

[MJ1657]

Its about a 40 acre field. The only edge to set up on would be a woods on the north side.

[Todd Caswell]

Edges typically don't work, and a cut alfalfa field is a tough hide, all you can do is try to blend the best you can, best of luck.

[169Sportsman]

I have had decent luck on tree lines. Shots tend to be a bit further though. You could try cutting some green ditch weeds and using those to hide the blind.