One of the most important parts of using a hunting blind is what goes in with you. You can move less and be comfortable than you will be more successful.
The blind is easy to put up and take down. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxvlQxmcZQzSQSYbJsEgAGvG2DaduKTV99 As a female hunter, the ease of placing and setting up the blind is a plus. It’s more of a wind barrier than a warm quilted blind. Which makes it a lot lighter than our quilted blind. I enjoyed the larger windows/openings. Made for a successful season. It has held up well for the first season and the stitching looks good
I like putting a small 2-3 gallon plastic bucket, filled with dirt from the hunting site, in my blind. This does a good job of holding a shooting stick or small pvc pipe that works as a shooting stick and a gun or bow rest too. The small bucket is heavy enough it doesn't tip over , smells like dirt, is easily and silently moved, and works as a small table too.
I bowhunt in Texas in October so my Thermacell is a REQUIREMENT. I was skeptical when my buddies told me about it but first trip I was hooked because I wasn't being eaten alive.
When I find a spot for my blind in the pre-season I take my cordless 12inch mower and weedeater to clean up my spot. this becomes very quiet while I am in my blind.
I always hunt from a blind and there was a couple things that I take that you missed. 1. A urine bottle 2.A hand full of snap clothes pins to black out all but a corner of a window. 3 . A good travel mug with coffee and a wet wash cloth to keep it covered.
I don't use my blind until late season, when the snow gets too crunchy and noisy for still-hunting. must-haves for me are a chair and definitely my heater. I can't sit, I find it just way too boring, and in no time i'm thinking the deer must be just-over-there-where-I-can't-see-them. but when that crunchy snow happens and walking is utterly pointless, I force myself to sit. I got my first deer from my blind last year at the end of November.
One foot by two foot piece of AstroTurf keeps your boots off frozen ground makes a big difference. Fifteen clothes pins in each blind. Tropicana orange juice jugs in old tobagan in camo sleeve made from old pants legs. Draw string sewed in. Get comfortable an stay all day. Cheep adjustable shooting stick made by Allen in each blind.
Instead of the blanket I use indoor outdoor carpet cut to fit in all my blinds. It rolls up nice and fits in the blind bag when not in use. I use a bow pod on my bow but do like the idea if the hang on bow holder and might just make the switch to see how it works. The rest are things I've picked up along the way looking at posts or watching blind hunters over the years. Heck maybe even from you guys over the years. Great video and good tips.
Great video!! Is there anyway you could tell me where you got the promos bow hanger? I looked all over eBay and Amazon for it but all it’s bringing up is bow hangers for tree stands that you screw right into the tree.,
Thanks for the tips video Something that I carry with me all the time to not give my scent away, an empty jug to pee in put lid on & smell is concealed Easy for me as a guy
The blind is easy to put up and take down. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxvlQxmcZQzSQSYbJsEgAGvG2DaduKTV99 As a female hunter, the ease of placing and setting up the blind is a plus. It’s more of a wind barrier than a warm quilted blind. Which makes it a lot lighter than our quilted blind. I enjoyed the larger windows/openings. Made for a successful season. It has held up well for the first season and the stitching looks good
I like putting a small 2-3 gallon plastic bucket, filled with dirt from the hunting site, in my blind. This does a good job of holding a shooting stick or small pvc pipe that works as a shooting stick and a gun or bow rest too. The small bucket is heavy enough it doesn't tip over , smells like dirt, is easily and silently moved, and works as a small table too.
I bowhunt in Texas in October so my Thermacell is a REQUIREMENT. I was skeptical when my buddies told me about it but first trip I was hooked because I wasn't being eaten alive.
Best thing ever!
I use a musicians stool. Theyre adjustable for hieght and arent too heavy to carry plus they fold down for movabilty
Build a base from treated lumber to your desired height and attach a 360 swivel boat seat.
if you set up early use a Cattle ear tag and hang it in your blind...will prevent insects and Bees from building a nest in your blind
it would be useful to place product list so people could look them up
When I find a spot for my blind in the pre-season I take my cordless 12inch mower and weedeater to clean up my spot. this becomes very quiet while I am in my blind.
Thats a great idea!
Great Video! Very Helpful!
I use the bow jaws bow holder.
I have the new binocs with the range finder built in and they are awesome, good video
But what do you do about snakes??? Lol. Bow season in the south its still 85+ deg
Fortunately we don't have to many here so we don't deal with them a lot. We would help you more if we could!
I always hunt from a blind and there was a couple things that I take that you missed. 1. A urine bottle 2.A hand full of snap clothes pins to black out all but a corner of a window. 3 . A good travel mug with coffee and a wet wash cloth to keep it covered.
Our urine bottle is a hole in the blind! 😂
@@raisedhunting that’s all that you need.
i lay ply wood down for my flooring
what kind of bow hanger is that i cannot find it online
Amazon has it "Primos Blind Bow Holder" $18.51.
where can i find that blanket to cover the ground ? Thanks.
You can get moving blankets at Harbor Freight. Not expensive and sometime they are a featured item on sale.
Thanks for letting me know. After your comment I went to Harbor Freight and bought one.
hopefully you yake the blanket out once your done for the day. i would think mice would chew that blanket apart
I am the person who made the likes 1000
Blanky for napping is a great idea. Will the deer care about the scent of bacon cooking on the camp stove?
I don't use my blind until late season, when the snow gets too crunchy and noisy for still-hunting. must-haves for me are a chair and definitely my heater. I can't sit, I find it just way too boring, and in no time i'm thinking the deer must be just-over-there-where-I-can't-see-them. but when that crunchy snow happens and walking is utterly pointless, I force myself to sit. I got my first deer from my blind last year at the end of November.
Is that "Tactical" rubber rope ... ?
Take a nap so that big 10 point you've had on game cam strolls on by .
I like the blanket in the bottom of the blind idea. I've always pushed the leaves away, but you still have a little sound on the dirt/gravel/etc.
I can't believe that nobody has told you that you look almost exactly like jean Claude van damme back when he was younger.
I have heard that a ton over the years!
Where can you get rubber wire
Thanks man. I had no idea that there could be so much that went into successful blind hunting. Good video
One foot by two foot piece of AstroTurf keeps your boots off frozen ground makes a big difference. Fifteen clothes pins in each blind. Tropicana orange juice jugs in old tobagan in camo sleeve made from old pants legs. Draw string sewed in. Get comfortable an stay all day. Cheep adjustable shooting stick made by Allen in each blind.
Are you going to start including segments like this on the show? Great stuff!
Instead of the blanket I use indoor outdoor carpet cut to fit in all my blinds. It rolls up nice and fits in the blind bag when not in use. I use a bow pod on my bow but do like the idea if the hang on bow holder and might just make the switch to see how it works. The rest are things I've picked up along the way looking at posts or watching blind hunters over the years. Heck maybe even from you guys over the years. Great video and good tips.
Dude....wet wipes. I take wet wipes for every hunt. When that coffee hits, it helps with the awkwardness of having to go in the woods.
so true
This guy looks like RVD, the wrestler..... but thanks
You forgot about your box of little Debbie oatmeal cream pies, and coffee , a must have !!!!!
I use that rubber wire in my tree stand too, but bring a small wire cutter so you can make what you need on the fly.
Thank you for that informative video. I didn't even think of a light or binoculars :)
I use 550 cord not rubber wire where I live because of the temps here you came smell the rubber
Great video!! Is there anyway you could tell me where you got the promos bow hanger? I looked all over eBay and Amazon for it but all it’s bringing up is bow hangers for tree stands that you screw right into the tree.,
Just looked can't find it anymore! This one works pretty slick too though! shop.gomuddy.com/ground-blind-mini-bow-hanger-2-pack/
Great video with a lot of great tips.Keep um coming!
you forgot to mention a pee bottle.... lol
Good tips, going to use the padded blanket for sure.
What a great video and presentation. Congratulations.
Thanks Brother, awesome video and tips.
Liking the rubber wire. All good stuff
Will bow hanger work for crossbow
Thanks. Good things to know.
You forgot you cloths pins
Great video thanks
wny bowhunter
we won't be adding these to the show but we will be adding tons more via our website thanks for following
great tips thank u
you forgot to add a wire cutter
Great Tips!!!
Coffee…lots and lots of coffee🤔
What blind are you using?
That is the Primos Double Bull.
Beer
solid video. Thank you
You bet!
I'm a new subscriber, and new at hunt with a bow as well as just bought my first hunting blind....thank you.
Thanks for the tips video
Something that I carry with me all the time to not give my scent away, an empty jug to pee in put lid on & smell is concealed
Easy for me as a guy
who else is watching this because of the 2020 Gobbler season coming up?
BIG fan!!!!!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!!!!!
what is the name of that ground blind?
Primos Double Bull Deluxe,
www.primos.com/products/ground-blinds/double-bull-deluxe/