Crossbow and Ground Blind Strategies
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Fork Horn
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From: Michigan
Hi:
I'm hunting out of an Ameristep Doghouse popup blind. This isn't entirely new for me, as I shot a doe last year with my crossbow doing the same thing. But...
Last year I hunted a spot where I had the main front window open only. I dressed in black and you (and the deer, apparently) couldn't see in. This year I'm hunting a spot where I really do want to have the front window open and a side window to cover two different lanes. Do any of you do this? How do you do it and not get busted via the extra light?
I use mechanical broadheads, so I'm reluctant to keep the (supposedly) shoot-through mesh on the windows...
Any tips or strategies from the ground blind crossbow hunters in here would be appreciated.
I'm hunting out of an Ameristep Doghouse popup blind. This isn't entirely new for me, as I shot a doe last year with my crossbow doing the same thing. But...
Last year I hunted a spot where I had the main front window open only. I dressed in black and you (and the deer, apparently) couldn't see in. This year I'm hunting a spot where I really do want to have the front window open and a side window to cover two different lanes. Do any of you do this? How do you do it and not get busted via the extra light?
I use mechanical broadheads, so I'm reluctant to keep the (supposedly) shoot-through mesh on the windows...
Any tips or strategies from the ground blind crossbow hunters in here would be appreciated.
#2
I don't think you'll have a problem if you stay back in your blind as much as possible. But have only one side window open at a time. Had one bust me when he saw the silhouette against the opposite side window.
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Fork Horn
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