BDD in MO
 

I went out with my ASAT ground blind to hunt the edges of a corn field a couple miles from my house. I set it up in the last few rows of corn looking out over a grassy waterway. I know the deer travel thru here from hunting this farm over the years. Here is my camo job on the blind.



About 4:45 I see a doe and a fawn coming my direction in the waterway. They are getting closer and closer, every once in a while they look at the blind but continue on browseing. The doe stops in front of the blind broadside at 12 yards. I touch the trigger on my release and watch my luminock bury behind her shoulder. She runs down the hill and starts to stagger. I see her stumble into the brushy ditch and hear her crashing for a couple of seconds. She made it 60 yards downhill. The Rage did its job again in short order. Yes I do shoot my Rage thru the mesh in my blind. I put a rubberband around the blades and they do not open going thru the mesh. I tried it out quite a few times before I hunted with it.

Ok so here are the pics. I had to take them myself, no help around

Yes that is the entrance hole!



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RE: BDD in MO
 

Awesome job, John!! Great pics, too!

RE: BDD in MO
 

Congrats bud! Excellent.

RE: BDD in MO
 

Congrats!!!!

RE: BDD in MO
 

Good stuff. Those are awesome pics for a DIY

RE: BDD in MO
 

Nice blind and nice doe. Looks likethe Rage got her.

RE: BDD in MO
 

ATTA BOY!! U sent me the text, I was at my Grandma's house.....I said YES! John killed a doe!! Grandma was like, you just found that out on your phone?? LOL

Dude, and out of a blind!! Fun, ain't it? ;)

RE: BDD in MO
 

It's awesome when they don't have any idea you're in there!!;)12 yards is pretty close from the ground. But I had no shot till she was that close.

RE: BDD in MO
 

I love that way the ASAT blends into that corn row. Perfect.

Also, congrats on the doe.

RE: BDD in MO
 

Now that is an awesome set up. Wow our corn in WI is still very green.