Pop up blinds
#2
RE: Pop up blinds
Father in law got one this winter too. We plan on using it this spring. From what I hear, you can pretty much set them up anywhere and they work fine. I have heard and read accounts where they literally set them up in the middle of a wheat field and brought turkeys in close enough to shoot.
#5
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: chiefland Florida USA
Posts: 5,417
RE: Pop up blinds
the last few weeks I have been doing some veido of turkeys. have had gobblers within 6' of mine.took several deer from them last season.
I have an outhouse and a stackhouse by amerstep. they work great.
I have an outhouse and a stackhouse by amerstep. they work great.
#6
RE: Pop up blinds
Turkeys could care less. I think they believe it's a haybale or something. I've actually had squirrels try to climb mine, jump on it and walk into it. Birds land on it and the deer don't care either, if you have the windows netted. Deer don't like the black hole.
#9
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Calif
Posts: 1,894
RE: Pop up blinds
There awesome inmho!!!I hunt out of Ameri-steps penthouse and there G-20's!They will solve the problem of those dang field birds because they will work right out in the open.They work incredible if your able to leave them in the woods a week or better where you plan to hunt.The birds as well as other game treat them as any other piece of structure they encounter daily!As mentioned for wiggly kids as well as those older folk who cant sit still for longer periods of time they absolutely are the ticket!!!Good luck...Bob
#10
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: The Wild Turkey Capitol of the World......Missouri
Posts: 1,027
RE: Pop up blinds
ORIGINAL: JLmoore1956
Love mine. Deer might get a little skiddish, but usually doesnt bother turkeys
Love mine. Deer might get a little skiddish, but usually doesnt bother turkeys