Too late for a ground blind?
#1
Spike
Thread Starter
Join Date: Oct 2015
Posts: 1
Too late for a ground blind?
My folks just bought a new property with acreage and it has never been hunted. Zero pressure on the deer and they are not jumpy or skittish. almost like city deer. I normally hunt from a climber stand but my daughter is begging to come hunting with me in 3 days. If I throw my ground blind up today will I totally strike out or should the boldness of these deer hold out?
#3
To me the most important thing is taking your daughter. Yes a new ground blind will be noticed by the deer. How they react remains to be seen. If it were just you I would say find yourself a natural blind like a blow down and brush.
Don't know the age of your daughter but keep in mind that kids have short attention spans so be sure to bring things to keep her occupied. (yes even if it is a video game thing - keeping her occupied if she bores of watching out of the blind). Don't forget some snacks.
Happy hunting.
Don't know the age of your daughter but keep in mind that kids have short attention spans so be sure to bring things to keep her occupied. (yes even if it is a video game thing - keeping her occupied if she bores of watching out of the blind). Don't forget some snacks.
Happy hunting.
#5
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: VA.
Posts: 1,415
To me the most important thing is taking your daughter. Yes a new ground blind will be noticed by the deer. How they react remains to be seen. If it were just you I would say find yourself a natural blind like a blow down and brush.
Don't know the age of your daughter but keep in mind that kids have short attention spans so be sure to bring things to keep her occupied. (yes even if it is a video game thing - keeping her occupied if she bores of watching out of the blind). Don't forget some snacks.
Happy hunting.
Don't know the age of your daughter but keep in mind that kids have short attention spans so be sure to bring things to keep her occupied. (yes even if it is a video game thing - keeping her occupied if she bores of watching out of the blind). Don't forget some snacks.
Happy hunting.
#6
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Posts: 2,186
My experience .... tote in the ground blind, set it up, brush it in and hunt away. I have killed a many a deer including some nice bucks within 2-3 hours, and a few times less, after setting up a ground blind.
And from my 67 year old "grandpa" point of view, taking your daughter hunting trumps killing a deer anyway. Good luck !
And from my 67 year old "grandpa" point of view, taking your daughter hunting trumps killing a deer anyway. Good luck !