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Desertfox · February 14, 2006, 08:42 AM

I move my ground blind every day. Pre season I set up spots to put it up in.
I trim the limbs and I camo it in with natural foliage.
My most success comes in the first time setting up. I have, however taken two deer from the same location on 2 nights in a row and my buddy shot a doe the 3rd night. Same set up. Same location. Same ground blind.
Deer recognize the different things in the woods. You better be as scent free as possible and have numerous ground blind sites to set up in. I play the wind and I think it is a must.
I spray my ground blind with scent eliminator. I spray the screens on the windows with scent eliminator periodically while inside.
I have good success ground blind hunting. You can too if you use the 20-100 rule and camo in your blind with natural foliage.
Try it and show us the pic's. I know you will have some.

February 14, 2006, 08:42 AM	#20
Desertfox Senior Member Join Date: January 26, 2006 Location: Arkansas-Oklahoma Line Posts: 336	I move my ground blind every day. Pre season I set up spots to put it up in. I trim the limbs and I camo it in with natural foliage. My most success comes in the first time setting up. I have, however taken two deer from the same location on 2 nights in a row and my buddy shot a doe the 3rd night. Same set up. Same location. Same ground blind. Deer recognize the different things in the woods. You better be as scent free as possible and have numerous ground blind sites to set up in. I play the wind and I think it is a must. I spray my ground blind with scent eliminator. I spray the screens on the windows with scent eliminator periodically while inside. I have good success ground blind hunting. You can too if you use the 20-100 rule and camo in your blind with natural foliage. Try it and show us the pic's. I know you will have some. __________________ Teach a kid to respect wildlife, then teach a kid to hunt and fish.