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Ground blind for blacktail

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slowwalker:
Looking for info on anyone that has used a ground blind for hunting blacktail in western wa. Any and all info welcomed good or bad.size of the blind and also height.  modern riffle and blind would be used by one hunter plus gear. Thank you

CP:
I had an Ameristep Care Taker for a while.  Very good blind, comfortable and mostly watertight.  I got the idea from the WDFW.  I hunted a spot where they provided the blind and this was the model provided.

Sundance:
They work great, especially with young kids. I’ve seen them used a lot on bait sites, will definitely be interesting to see how many people change up their tactics with the bait ban. I set mine up for 5-7 days in areas where I know there is traffic, the deer seem to adjust to them pretty quickly.

ghosthunter:
Never used for deer ,but muzzy elk they worked.

Brush them in real good. If modern season I would put the orange nearby and behind it.
I have had hunters stand right in front of blinds and talk.

Here my buddy next to a blind.

kodiak06:
Should work fine but I won't leave my ground blinds out on the west side, elk are nosey and like to tear up things and too many thieves. I'd build a blind out of limbs/brush if it were me. A blind typically needs a week+ for the animals to adapt.

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