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Started by Sir-diealot, October 17, 2019, 01:41:18 PM
Quote from: Greg Massey on October 17, 2019, 08:45:36 PMWith your pain problems and with this seat having your butt below your knees , i don't see this working for you in my opinion for a long set. With only killing one turkey and hunting out of blind and thinking it's just to easy, I have to disagree with you it's not always so easy in my opinion with hunting out of a blind. Preparation and putting the time in with scouting , finding birds , patterning and deciding on blind location plays a lot in being successful or not with hunting on the ground or the same with blind placement. Good luck with your seat, i hope it works for you....
Quote from: Sir-diealot on October 17, 2019, 10:04:08 PMQuote from: Greg Massey on October 17, 2019, 08:45:36 PMWith your pain problems and with this seat having your butt below your knees , i don't see this working for you in my opinion for a long set. With only killing one turkey and hunting out of blind and thinking it's just to easy, I have to disagree with you it's not always so easy in my opinion with hunting out of a blind. Preparation and putting the time in with scouting , finding birds , patterning and deciding on blind location plays a lot in being successful or not with hunting on the ground or the same with blind placement. Good luck with your seat, i hope it works for you....Part of what I mean with to easy is I really was allowed a lot of movement in the blind that I could not have gotten away with sitting outside a blind before my accident if that makes any more sense. You are right about picking the spot, I had seen where they were moving the previous year and that and the intersection if you will on the other side of me is why I chose the place to set the blind, it gave me 5 ways of entry. The one seating position LOOKS like my knees would be even with my hips, that is why I mentioned that position. I do agree with you though, if my knees are above my waist I have no choice but to stay in a blind.
Quote from: gobbler777 on February 01, 2020, 08:38:08 PMMy rule of thumb: the older you get; the higher the seat. LOLs
Quote from: Pooh4459 on February 03, 2020, 06:31:10 AMI really dont understand you need the blind because your body aches make you move alot but say the blind was to easy because it concealed you moving alot. One turkey in 26 years seems awful far from easy in my opinion. Seems to me you better keep the blind. It's your preperation and good hunting location that made it seem easy not the blind.
Quote from: Harty on February 04, 2020, 08:53:32 PMDo some of each. Sit against a tree and when you're aches and pains become too much head to the blind. At least you're still out there hunting turkeys. But Greg is right....just when you think it's easy those birds can make an awful fool out of you!