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pop up hunting
if you where bow hunting a soybean field would you set up in the field
or is it a bad idea no matter what |
RE: pop up hunting
set up on the edge, and be sure to be brushed in very well.
also get the blind out there as early as you can. |
RE: pop up hunting
i head in a good bit before dark
also i am thinking of doing some pre season sitting with it to get some info on how there walking the fields. ORIGINAL: Rory/MO set up on the edge, and be sure to be brushed in very well. also get the blind out there as early as you can. |
RE: pop up hunting
find a place where they are coming into the field ,set up downwind of the trail and leave blind there for a while and let them get use to seeing it and you should be good to go.
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RE: pop up hunting
problem with leaving it is it is public land if i leave it someone will steal it.
ORIGINAL: treboryerf find a place where they are coming into the field ,set up downwind of the trail and leave blind there for a while and let them get use to seeing it and you should be good to go. |
RE: pop up hunting
What if you prepared a site for it. Such as go out someday and set your blind up. Then find all the limbs and stuff you can find and surround it. Sticking some limbs straight up and down and crossways. Then just have a pair of clippers and cut your shooting lanes. Then you can take your blind down and put it back up and it will already be hidden. Plus the deer will get use to the pile of limbs. Or make it so you don't need the blind. Just a couple thoughts.
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RE: pop up hunting
dig in like a goose blind and give it a try sounds like fun
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RE: pop up hunting
good idea
i do have some old plywood i thought about painting and maybe strapping some limbs and brush to make a ground blind that i would leave. i am just wondering how the dnr would feel if i set some 2x4s in the ground to hold it up ORIGINAL: Mottz What if you prepared a site for it. Such as go out someday and set your blind up. Then find all the limbs and stuff you can find and surround it. Sticking some limbs straight up and down and crossways. Then just have a pair of clippers and cut your shooting lanes. Then you can take your blind down and put it back up and it will already be hidden. Plus the deer will get use to the pile of limbs. Or make it so you don't need the blind. Just a couple thoughts. |
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