Tell that to the 9 deer I killed last year out of my ground blind.... I never left that thing up in place... NEVER!

I think you might be profiling it a little bit too much there 71.

Location is the key here. As well as using the natural terrain and vegetation to your advantage. The deer shouldn't be able to pick it out, or really notice that anything is overwhelmingly amiss. Sometimes, if you can place it on a field edge, or where a thick wood meets a swamp or something like that, you can set it just back in the thick stuff, and cut a few small shooting holes through the thicket. That keeps the woods looking the same, and the deer won't know what hit them.