natural vs. man made
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natural vs. man made
i always hunted on the ground and always will, but i hunt mostly out of natural blinds and some still hunting. but i always wanted a double bull, but i can't leave it out in the woods ( can only hunt same day set-ups ) plus i hunt in Pa and will be hunting Nj. so how do you think the deer would react? which would you use?
#3
RE: natural vs. man made
ORIGINAL: Rhody Hunter
my self if i'm going to be on the ground i like natural
my self if i'm going to be on the ground i like natural
#4
RE: natural vs. man made
Pa,
I hunt exclusively on the ground also. When bowhunting, If i couldn't put my blind out around a week or more earlier, i usually go natural. When doing this i usually try and use a downed tree or heavy brush. I may add some more cover but not too much in an attempt not to change his environment all that much.
When gun hunting i'll use the pop up that day provided my setup will allow me to see them coming in at a distance greater that 40 or more yards. When using the pop up i'll try set it up where it can not be easily outlined by the deer
If the weather is rain or heavy snow i'll use the pop up no matter what. This way i get to stay out there all day when everyone else stayed home
I hunt exclusively on the ground also. When bowhunting, If i couldn't put my blind out around a week or more earlier, i usually go natural. When doing this i usually try and use a downed tree or heavy brush. I may add some more cover but not too much in an attempt not to change his environment all that much.
When gun hunting i'll use the pop up that day provided my setup will allow me to see them coming in at a distance greater that 40 or more yards. When using the pop up i'll try set it up where it can not be easily outlined by the deer
If the weather is rain or heavy snow i'll use the pop up no matter what. This way i get to stay out there all day when everyone else stayed home
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