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pretty woods bad lookin stands looks like its time to go to
mossy oak or gorrilla tree stands

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i wish i had a blind like that,especially the last one[8D]

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I'll stick with Lonewolf alpha hang on.I only use these blinds with my kids(or a downpour).I also have many homemadehangons spread out for bowhunting.

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The last one actually looks better in the picture than it really is(the stand is fantastic but placement).It is in a cow pasture that has a small clump of trees around it.I happen to be across a creek and couldn't get to it without a 20 minute ride.The only time you see deer from it is the opening weekend because it is on a travel coridoor between 2 big woods.We catch them coming and going.:DThere is another one on the other end of the pasture lot and there is always deer killed from both on opening weekend of rifle season.

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I like 'em. Good job making hunting more enjoyable for the kids. I know that mine would be more apt to go if they could sit in one of those.

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South Carolina Deer Hunt for Mobility-Impaired Sportsmen

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Rebel,that is a great program.

We have someone that hunts with us that is in a chair.(from a hunting accident)he sits on his 4 wheeler and covers up with a blanket.Kills many deer.


He doesn't want a blind.

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What do you think of that Hydralic Blind?:)

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That is pretty cool.I don't know if you read my post but my stepdad is building one at the moment that can be lifted by backing the 4 wheeler up.Maybe not exactly suited for the type hunting you are showing here but still pretty neat.

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I went and checked the progress of the new blind tonight.There has been a slight engineering change.He isn't going to use the 4 wheeler to lift it but rather he has attached a battery operated winch.Just push a button and then unhook the 4 wheeler and climb in.I didn't have my camera with me.Maybe next time.