Krivoman blind concealment/brush in

[dgilbert]

None of my are brushed in, they get use to it just like a feeder.

[lovemylegacy]

Excellent, good pics wonderful info

[Krivoman]

I let the shadows do most of the work

That looks deadly

[T/Chmr]

That looks deadly

It's worked out pretty dadgum good so far!

[Big pig]

I set mine up in the open along a main road
Deer and pigs walk by it just like any other object out there.
I was proud of my painting skills till I saw some of these.
Mine is a 8’x8’ base 6 foot tall but more importantly in the afternoon shade of a large oak tree.

Big pig

[Bisch]

Here’s another one of mine!

Bisch


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[lovemylegacy]

Oh I likie that

[KactusKiller]

For those that don’t have big enough trees for shade I used a cattle panel attached to the sides and arched over the top. You can take some carpet, army netting or just a bunch of cedar branches and place on top. Creates a canopy above the blind to keep it cooler and helps break up the outline a little.

[zztex]

My Maverick

[zztex]

Not sure what happened there. Lol

[RascalArms]

As others have stated I don’t think it’s that important that they be brushed in as long as you get them out there early enough for deer to get used to them.
It probably doesn’t hurt to take some black spray paint and break up the windows with a tree pattern. It’s easy and cheap. Shade trees don’t hurt either.
Here is my Maverick.

[lovemylegacy]

Good pics, thanx

[lovemylegacy]

Awwww, is that it?