I know this has probably been asked 500,000 times. I can't find a thread readily available on it, so I figured I'd ask one more time.
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Personal info:</u>
* Complete total newbie to bowhunting.
* Have been practicing like crazy in backyard and pretty much "got it down" and can group Easton XX75 #2315's 125gr. in and around bullseye at 10 yards. Currently trying 15 and 20 yards.
* PSE Centerflite (lefty) bow is 40" axle to axle (65lb., 30" draw).
* First time <u>ever</u> going out bowhunting.
* Don't have a tree stand.
* Don't have a clue about tree stands.
* Don't have fear of heights, but have paranoia thinking about the laws of physics and whether or not a tree stand will support a 6ft 210lb man without crashing down.
* Considering a ground blind and also enhancing it with brush, twigs, leaves, etc...
It simple terms, 25 words or less, could someone explain the pros and cons of a tree stand versus a ground blind?
Thanks!!!!
Butch
