Ground Blind Hide or doesnt matter

[MOStrutter]

A turkey can use the same field for a month straight and then you can set up a blind right in the middle of the field and they don't care one bit.  I seem to actually do more hunting in a ground blind then I do runnin and gunnin now.  If you do your scouting and know where the turkeys want to be, then set up a blind and just be patient.  It is a lot more comfortable and you can move around if you need to.

[redleg06]

The only time I've ever used one was in the middle of an extremely large open field with no cover. I usually dont like a blind if I can help it cause I want to be mobile if I need to but in this case, the bird would fly into the middle of a 100acre wheat field with his hens every morning and after the 3rd day, I got tired of it and grabbed my blind (I deer hunt out of it every once in a while) and ended up killing him.  They never noticed it...

[joshb311]

I got busted soooo many times last year until I used one. I'm too antsy and end up shifting around a good bit.

[NCDEADEYE]

Alot of tight lip gobblers where i hunt. Blind is a must...

[FttFttVroom!]

The one time I have used a blind was in the wide open.....worked great.  It's usually too hot to be comfy in a blind for any extended period of time where I hunt.  The reason I used it on this hunt was rain......and my blind is waterproof

[GobblinNC]

in my experience turkeys dont pay a bit of attention to them but the deer are a different story

[snapper1982]

absolutly no difference unless they see you moving in it

[turkey slayer]

From what I've seen, turkeys don't mind blinds being set up out in the open...HOWEVER, when I set one up, I like to back it up to some cover, like a ditch or fence row or something.  That way, if the birds aren't coming in, I can sneak out the back to relocate and not be seen.

Same here I always like to have some kind of back ground.

[NWBama]

Ameristep Hub blind is the ticket. I put in the edges. Turkeys don't care from my observations.