Curious... in yall's experience do cows mess with or chew on popup blinds? We have quite a few cows on our lease and I want to put a blind up for the weekend but I'm a bit hesitant. How do yall keep cows from getting at them or is it usually no problem??
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They will destroy pop up blinds. Break hubs, chew shoot through netting, etc. Need to put barb wire fencing around them to keep cows out.Comment
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^ yep, must be made of range cubes.Comment
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I have had them turn mine into the ball for a herd soccer game on more than one occasion.Comment
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Dang, that's what I figured. They eat everything else... why not a blind. *******sComment
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2 t post and 2 hog panels and your good to go!Comment
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They've never messed with mine
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I though our caves would tear em up but no damage at all. The cows seem to give em a wide birth.Comment
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I use 3 tpost and make a triangle around my blind, then run 1 strand of barb wire about 3/4 the way up. If not they'll destroy them.Comment
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Just put a bunch of dead limbs around the the blind.Comment
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Wives tale or not? I was told rattle snakes won't crawl over the metal on the bottom of the panels. True or not, we have never found a rattler in a pop up. Knock on wood hereOriginally posted by BobbyJoe View Post
You will have to notch out where your planning on shooting.Comment
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I built short platforms about 2-3 foot tall and 8x8 and haven’t had an issueComment
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I don’t typically have problems, but I have in the past. Mostly just make sure you don’t set it up on a cow trail. They’ll walk right through it like it isn’t even there.
The last few years I’ve had mine in a pretty thick spot with just one shooting window. Leave it up all season without any issues.Comment
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