I have a bow stand in a Tree about 20ft up and its a average shot of about 20 yards. The past two years we have hunted it with it just being open and it is hard to draw without deer seeing you. So I am thinking about putting some sort of enclosure on it to make it harder for the deer to see you. The platform is about 7 feet long and 4 feet wide. The bench is about 5 foot long and 2 foot wide. I attached a few images to get a idea of what I am thinking of doing. I just wanted to get some other ideas cause I know I am forgetting something. The pictures with the red block coming in thru the window is about the angle of the shot. Any ideas is appreciated. Thanks.
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Originally posted by PROUDREDNECK View PostYour blind set up is nice and at that height the only thing you may need to camuflage it is choping some branches and tie ém around the blind´s frame, that´s a great spot hope you get luck
Just make sure you make the front low enough to shoot over.
If you just add something behind you, it'll break up your silhouette and probably give you all the cover you need. Think of a box with the whole front open; deer won't see you from any angle that you could shoot.
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Originally posted by Texastaxi View PostIf you add a 2x2 wood frame, with burlap stretched over it, under the above mentioned brush, you'd be golden.
Just make sure you make the front low enough to shoot over.
If you just add something behind you, it'll break up your silhouette and probably give you all the cover you need. Think of a box with the whole front open; deer won't see you from any angle that you could shoot.
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I would put something above you so you won't be sky lit. Small strings with pieces of burlap would work. You can do the same thing on the bottom of your stand. Tie a knot on the end of the burlap and let the other end hang and flap in the breeze like leaves. This will camouflage your movement some. Also practice drawing on deer. It should be little problem at 20'.
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