Okay - you need to take a good look at your blind and try to remember how you moved inside of it - how loud did you talk - did you make any noise - did you poke a gun barrel out the window - did you gt too close to the window - where back windows open to so you actually as you blocked it you become a or was a large shadow and blocked the back opening.

Was the blind in the shadows? Or was it in the birght sunlight? This is a good set-up as long as teh back windows stay closed - this blind is in the shadows of morning - http://www.huntingnet.com/forum/tm.aspx?m=2763124


I always try to keep my blind as dark as possible - sit as far back from the windows as I can - Keep window opens as tiny as possible - and move slow and easy while in there.

Did you poke a gun out the window way before they where in range. don't need to do that until they are there - let them focus on the decoy. Then poke it out slow and easy like - the bird stops as you are doing it you stop and don't move again till things settle down.

Now don't worry about it.
Use the same set-up but put your son in there and then take a good look from the outside.
Sit as far back int he blind as you can.
Keep windows openings to a minimum and all back woindows closed.
Keep it as dark in there as you can.
To poke a bun barrel out the window poke it strate at them. Do not push, touch or do anything to the fabric.
Take you time nice and slow with that gun barrel.

JW