hunting
05-27-2009, 02:32 AM
#13
Spike
Join Date: Nov 2007
Posts: 61
RE: hunting
ORIGINAL: SWThomas
Are you serious? Just asking. It seems like the first time light shined on the mirror the reflection would spook the animals.
As for good pop-up blinds under $200.... Ameristep makes some great ones. I have two of their Dog House Blinds and love them.
Are you serious? Just asking. It seems like the first time light shined on the mirror the reflection would spook the animals.
As for good pop-up blinds under $200.... Ameristep makes some great ones. I have two of their Dog House Blinds and love them.
05-27-2009, 12:14 PM
#15
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: central square, new york
Posts: 552
RE: hunting
ORIGINAL: crokit
I'm seriously looking at purchasing the ground blind that mirror images the surroundings. That HAS to be one of the more intriguing concepts yet. Still waiting on reviews. Anyone on here have any experience with it?
I'm seriously looking at purchasing the ground blind that mirror images the surroundings. That HAS to be one of the more intriguing concepts yet. Still waiting on reviews. Anyone on here have any experience with it?
05-27-2009, 01:09 PM
#16
Typical Buck
Join Date: Dec 2006
Location: grottoes,va.
Posts: 764
RE: hunting
check natchezz they always have blind on sale. i bought a ameristep from them a few years back,it works great.
the last book i got has the doghouse at 49.86
the grizzly 3-d at 64.86
they also carry eastmen outfittier blinds,they had 3 of them from 40.00-55.00
www.natchezss.com
the last book i got has the doghouse at 49.86
the grizzly 3-d at 64.86
they also carry eastmen outfittier blinds,they had 3 of them from 40.00-55.00
www.natchezss.com
05-28-2009, 10:51 AM
#18
Join Date: May 2009
Posts: 6
RE: hunting
ORIGINAL: SWThomas
Are you serious? Just asking. It seems like the first time light shined on the mirror the reflection would spook the animals.
As for good pop-up blinds under $200.... Ameristep makes some great ones. I have two of their Dog House Blinds and love them.
ORIGINAL: crokit
I'm seriously looking at purchasing the ground blind that mirror images the surroundings. That HAS to be one of the more intriguing concepts yet. Still waiting on reviews. Anyone on here have any experience with it?
I'm seriously looking at purchasing the ground blind that mirror images the surroundings. That HAS to be one of the more intriguing concepts yet. Still waiting on reviews. Anyone on here have any experience with it?
As for good pop-up blinds under $200.... Ameristep makes some great ones. I have two of their Dog House Blinds and love them.
05-28-2009, 12:48 PM
#19
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2007
Location: elmira ny
Posts: 1,676
RE: hunting
ORIGINAL: SWThomas
Are you serious? Just asking. It seems like the first time light shined on the mirror the reflection would spook the animals.
As for good pop-up blinds under $200.... Ameristep makes some great ones. I have two of their Dog House Blinds and love them.
ORIGINAL: crokit
I'm seriously looking at purchasing the ground blind that mirror images the surroundings. That HAS to be one of the more intriguing concepts yet. Still waiting on reviews. Anyone on here have any experience with it?
I'm seriously looking at purchasing the ground blind that mirror images the surroundings. That HAS to be one of the more intriguing concepts yet. Still waiting on reviews. Anyone on here have any experience with it?
As for good pop-up blinds under $200.... Ameristep makes some great ones. I have two of their Dog House Blinds and love them.
Da, yeah, I'm serious. Seems there would be same issues as with any blind, use care in placement, make sure it blends in. Looks like that type of blind would accomplish that. Seriously.
