RE: Natural ground blinds
 

A view from inside. I dug a pretty good hole and sit on a straw bale. You will never get scented in this type of blind. The one fatal flaw of this type is no back exit. I have to throw rocks at the deer to get them to flee, that is until I bought a coyote call.

RE: Natural ground blinds
 

I don't have any pictures, but I try to make best use of what's already there. I would make sure to use gloves to keep the human scent to a minimum. Probably don't need to use your whole hunting camo/boot setup, but wouldn't hurt to spray some scent killer on the outside layer at least. Do it ASAP and maybe wait until a week into season to use it. Hunt another spot first to give it some time to become "normal" for the deer.

RE: Natural ground blinds
 

WOW great looking blind Skeetr!!!!! I'm in the process of making a pit/ground blind. I got the whole dug, need to put a floor in and roof, then make it into a brush pile to match all the other brush piles I have on my property! Looking forward to hunting out of it!

RE: Natural ground blinds
 

I would make a back exit somehow. I have had deer so close you could stab them with a knife. Good luck have fun

RE: Natural ground blinds
 

that is a nice blind skeetr. I guess I could take a leafy windfall from a tree that fell earlier this year and hook it up to the atv and drag it over there for background cover.

RE: Natural ground blinds
 

nice stuffff...i love my lone wolf T2 and will be using it on a delaware hunt next week..i brush it out hard and just get in

RE: Natural ground blinds
 

natural blinds are cheaper than the store bought ones. I do set up my blind about the day I decide to go hunting. dont want to loose one to a tress passer.