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RE: Good ground blinds for traditional...
ORIGINAL: dkeener ASAT 3d suit huh? Hmmm, I wanna try spearing a deer someday(seriously), and maybe this is just the item. I guess I hunt for the challenge. |
RE: Good ground blinds for traditional...
I'm not 100% sure, but I think AL is the only state with a spear season for deer. Don't anyone who's actually pulled it off--hard enough with a bow!
Chad |
RE: Good ground blinds for traditional...
Another thing I'm considering is just getting some of the fabric they make their 3D suits out of and using it as a blind material. Easy enought to pack and slap up where the situation calls for it.
The way deer look through me in my ASAT suit, I've no doubt it would work fantasticly... I think Chuck Pensyl told me once it would be like $30 for enough to do a blind, 54" by 54" or something, can't recall, it's been awhile since I asked... |
RE: Good ground blinds for traditional...
Rangeball,
I did that one year - bought about 20 ft of camo netting, made a make-shift blind with a stool, and got a shot at a doe (she never knew I was there)! FYI - I missed though! Figure THAT out! And I had a compound bow, sights, etc! |
RE: Good ground blinds for traditional...
ORIGINAL: Scoobiedoo Rangeball, I did that one year - bought about 20 ft of camo netting, made a make-shift blind with a stool, and got a shot at a doe (she never knew I was there)! FYI - I missed though! Figure THAT out! And I had a compound bow, sights, etc! |
RE: Good ground blinds for traditional...
Im sure!
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