Spending the night in a blind

[Rcole1310]

[emoji15] This young mans future deer hunting is officially ruined!!




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[jakeb03]

If the wind is right and you don't snore/roll around much. I would say you are fine in a well sealed box blind. Only one way to find out. Pack some sandwiches and a honey bun. And something to pee in. If it works, you kill the biggest deer in your life. If you don't, nobody hurt. I say Get-R-Done

[phames817]

Yeah thats what I was thinking

[hunter68]

Yes sir!! I'll be in the blind making it happen! Thanks for your feedback! Greatly appreciated.

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[jooger17]

That's him. I know Peyton and his grandfather Danny. I've met Matt before but don't really know him. I run in to them at sporting clays shoots everywhere. I remember when he shot that buck. Most will go a lifetime without getting one like that.



Dave

Yes sir that’s him. I’ve known Danny and Matt for a long time. Danny used to sponsor us in the shoot at Pineywoods Gun Club every year. That’s where I met GarGuy for the first time.


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[Hoss163]

Them 278s make ya hunt hard !

[2B4Him]

I've never had a blind that was big enough to sleep in (comfortably).
A friend was at his lease and hadn't set up his camper, so he decided he'd sleep in his blind. Well, he hadn't anticipated the heavy rain on the metal roof - he didn't sleep at all that night.

[BrandonA]

If I had one of these I could after a few modifications

[BrandonA]

Better this one.

[Landrover]

Need pics of the "solid" buck haaa..
I would do it if he is bigger than anything ive shot before..

In my opinion, extra effort is what separates the Stone cold killer’s from guys that are somewhat successful. It is one or two nights of discomfort in order to get a trophy that you will keep for years. I do think that wind directions may be an issue, but don’t let guys put you off from giving the extra effort. It will be worth it if you are successful.


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Only for a 271" buck.

[skiguy327]

Just get in there early before there's any hint of light and if you can do it without use of a flashlight at all, I think you'll be fine. I've walked in early and once the sun came up there were deer still bedded down that were within 15 yards of where I walked. Their vision isn't that good and as long as you don't do something to really spook them, you should be fine.

I wonder if you could use a dim red flashlight and still not spook them? It’s pretty dark in the field. We have a couple red LED’s on our headlamps that give us just enough light to not kill ourselves on the walk in.


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[SwampRanger]

I’ve found sleeping in the camper is better. Getting up at 9, eating a big breakfast, then head to the blind to sleep the rest of the day. Haven’t killed a deer in a few years but I’ll keep at it.

[flywise]

I dont worry about scaring stuff off when I walk to the stand, it's always going to happen
I have found out through the years that they will always come back. I figure the buck I want to see is not hanging out by my stand so what ever I spook dont really matter. Just get in and be quiet. His pattern is going to change when the does get hot anyway.

[locknload]

well? Did you get him or what?

[hunter68]

well? Did you get him or what?

Haven't had the right wind yet.

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