are ground blinds safe
09-23-2010, 02:09 PM
#21
Giant Nontypical
Join Date: Dec 2004
Location: Ohio
Posts: 7,876
Don't cover it with deer hides 
Why do people get shot? Just give it a little thought and you'll see why in the blind is as safe as you can be. Stepping out of it is when I'd be worried.
When the guns are going off no bodys much safer than any other except for the guy carrying the deer, he's open season.
Why do people get shot? Just give it a little thought and you'll see why in the blind is as safe as you can be. Stepping out of it is when I'd be worried.
When the guns are going off no bodys much safer than any other except for the guy carrying the deer, he's open season.
09-23-2010, 02:31 PM
#22
Typical Buck
Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Northern Michigan
Posts: 974
You have to have the right kind......
You should be safe no matter what the situation is or where you are.
Some of it is up to you but you can only do so much to protect yourself. The person pulling the trigger is 100% responsible for everything that bullet does till it stops.No matter the age, gender or exerience.Regardless what pressure their under and or who tells them to shoot.If somebody ever shot at me, They better get me on the first shot cause I will beat him to an inch of their life.There is no excuse for it.This is the only time I'd ever think about hitting a girl.Yep it happens but that's when they should have there hunting rights and privledges revoked for life.
Some of it is up to you but you can only do so much to protect yourself. The person pulling the trigger is 100% responsible for everything that bullet does till it stops.No matter the age, gender or exerience.Regardless what pressure their under and or who tells them to shoot.If somebody ever shot at me, They better get me on the first shot cause I will beat him to an inch of their life.There is no excuse for it.This is the only time I'd ever think about hitting a girl.Yep it happens but that's when they should have there hunting rights and privledges revoked for life.
09-24-2010, 03:15 AM
#23
Typical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 595
I actually took my sons orange coat and mine and propped them up with branches on the sides of mine. The way i see it, we don't need them in the blind. Either way, stray bullets happen and you want to have the best protection you can.
