blind hunting
12-16-2004, 06:52 AM
#1
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Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Central New York
Posts: 22
blind hunting
I have a silly question, how do you carry everything and still stay mobil?? I hunted last year by myself and carried everything I needed fine in my vest. This season I was planning on taking my 6yo son along. I wanted to get a blind so as not to be too worried about a little movement from him, and he also wants to video the hunt like he sees on TV. Great idea I thought but how do I carry all my turkey stuff, blind, chair, and video equ and still be able to pack up and move if needed?
Anyone out there use a similar set up and if so how do you get it all in?
Anyone out there use a similar set up and if so how do you get it all in?
12-16-2004, 11:46 AM
#3
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Join Date: Jan 2004
Location: Wisconsin
Posts: 7,445
RE: blind hunting
One thing you could do is use the new Avery rag blinds.
They fold to less that 12 inches but provide a 12 foot barrier. Carrying 2 of these would be no problem as I have done so lots of times.
A rag blind is just a flat panel shield you look over. It has break apart poles so it can fold and roll-up easily. I won about 4 of different camo backgrounds. Can be set-up quickly around any tree you choose to use as a back rest. Will allow lots of lower body movement and with a small bit of brushin' in will blend into any surrounding quickly
As the season's get closer I'll post pictures of what I use like I did last year.
Or pattern birds and then use a tent style blind. I also use these at times and they allow a lot of movement under certain conditions.
But if ya run N gun I would choose the rag blind set-up.
JW
They fold to less that 12 inches but provide a 12 foot barrier. Carrying 2 of these would be no problem as I have done so lots of times.
A rag blind is just a flat panel shield you look over. It has break apart poles so it can fold and roll-up easily. I won about 4 of different camo backgrounds. Can be set-up quickly around any tree you choose to use as a back rest. Will allow lots of lower body movement and with a small bit of brushin' in will blend into any surrounding quickly
As the season's get closer I'll post pictures of what I use like I did last year.
Or pattern birds and then use a tent style blind. I also use these at times and they allow a lot of movement under certain conditions.
But if ya run N gun I would choose the rag blind set-up.
JW
