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Ground blind for blacktail

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ghosthunter:
Again no experience with deer.

But an elk hunt for muzzy is like 7-10 days. I am not driving four to six hours to put out a blind so elk can get use to it. We get to camp three days before put two or three blinds out.

If elk are in the area the blinds don’t bother them at all in my opinion. I do use a sent elimination spray and brush well. We have killed three or four elk out of blinds.

One year my buddy fell asleep in his and woke up to it  shaking. Bull passing by got in the tie downs.

Sliverslinger:
I don’t know how helpful it would be for rifle and how I hunt, but game changer for archery if you spend the time in the offseason. It took me a couple years to learn a lot of little secrets about how and where to set it up for best success. I shot the buck in my profile pic from a blind.
Now that we can’t use any bait I’m not sure I’ll continue with one.

Okanagan:
Doesn’t work.  Sitting in a ground blind is a waste of time that you could use for hunting.  In addition, it is a boring way to hunt anything. A guy claims that he killed this Coastal WA blacktail from a ground blind but he is bound to be lying.  He wants to keep his real hunting method a secret. Don't do it. :bdid:   ;)

dilleytech:
Sitting up against a tree is my kind of ground blind. Works great. Very mobile.

kyle_higg:
Late to the party, but I hunted a friends property a number of years ago and he sent me to his blind. He gave me the direction the deer would travel and a time frame they’d come through that morning and sure enough a buck walked just like he said. Unfortunately for me it was my first year bow hunting and I learned some valuable information about drawing first then stopping the deer.

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