Ground Blinds Yes or No?

[troutfisher13111]

Hate them with a passion. I feel like the suppress my senses.


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[Sir-diealot]

Hate them with a passion. I feel like the suppress my senses.


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That's why you have the old saying "A blind blinds you."

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[Kygobblergetter]

I have no issue with people using them but I just can't do it


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[Gooserbat]

Just like anything else.  Hunt how you enjoy it.  I personally don't prefer blinds but I don't like peanut butter either.

[Crghss]

No for me, need the freedom to move around.

[sswv]

they do have their advantages when the temps are in the single digits during whitetail gun season but I'm not a fan during gobbler season

[MK M GOBL]

Here's one good reason!

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[Turkeybutt]

Best reason in the world!

[jhoward11]

Bad weather yes...otherwise I'll take run and gun.

[Dtrkyman]

I bowhunted turkeys from a blind for ten years staright, zero gun hunting.  Boy did it teach me a lot, mainly patience, not wanting to move as much I regularly had birds showing up that I would have normally been long gone!

I only personally killed one bird from a blind with a gun, horrible weather, but have guided countless people from them, they are pure poison for those pesky field birds that strut out in the middle of a 500 acre field!

Do I like hunting from them?  Sure is better than getting soaked or freezing to death in poor weather!

[WildTigerTrout]

No, blinds are not for me.  I want my back up against a tree and the ability to move quickly if I want to.  Being inside a blind dulls my senses.  It's hard enough for me to hear now without being in a blind.

[Old Timer]

Bought one 5  years ago. Still have not used it. A friend has a couple, one on each side of his field. I cannot enjoy them. On one hunt a big tom came out following hens he was fanned out. My friend rolled him it was a treat for me to witness that. They do work and the birds don`t seem to mind them.

[coonhunter]

No. I like to remain fully mobile!!

[zelmo1]

Yes for kids and inexperienced hunters, teach them as the experience level goes up. All my kids were in a blind first, then worked into being self sufficient enough to get out. All a preference, no wrong on this topic.

[High plains drifter]

I have used a blind at times, but they are cumbersome,  and slow me down.I want mobility as a priority.