Originally Posted by
concordmountaineer
So you guys are saying you've had more success with ever windows open when dressed in camo so that they deer can see straight through the blind and your mixed in with the hardwoods backdrop??
If that's the case then why does every manufacturer say to wear solid black and leave behind you closed up?
Its for mitigating errors. Only one window you can spook a deer from and your camo being black on black is ideal in that situation.
Those of us that open the windows and wear camo do understand that motion can still be detected in either scenario, but also that our camo still effectively blends us into the environment around us. Like looking into a blank blind we match the environment behind us. This method just gives us either more opportunities and directions to hunt from or lets you breath a little. On those early season days it can get a little warm in those blinds.