Cleet there certainly is a difference between the two. Turkeys pay absolutely NO attention to a blind whatsoever. Deer on the otherhand are quite a bit different about strange new " camoboxes" sitting in their living room. You will never block out your scent completely, but by keeping wind from blowing THRU the blind you can help cutdown some dispersal. Keep only the windows open that you really need. Deer also really pickup on the " black holes" or " eyes" of open windows as well, especially big bucks. Much the same way they do with shooting houses or towerblinds. Keeping mesh over the windows really helps and also makes it impossible to see movement inside the blind which is something that will help with a 13 year old (also makes use of camo a less important priority, just stick with darker colored clothing and you will be fine).

Make sure that the blind doesnt flap or move around any at all, this spooks deer and allows them to pickup on blinds VERY easily. Anytime you can " brush" them it is always better. Simply putting a few limbs around and atop the blind will go along way toward making it appear more natural. You might also consider video taping your escapades, its not only easier with a blind but it preserves your young hunters memories.

Other than that, have fun and enjoy " action on the ground" !
RA