I actually use mine for wildlife photography more than hunting because I like to enjoy more mobility with my bow in my hand, but the principles are the same. Paradoxically–given their great vision–the species least likely to shy off the blind are turkeys and antelope. They just don’t pay much attention to it even when it’s out in the open. Deer will certainly approach within good bow range, but you will need to break up your outline by backing the blind into some brush or terrain structure. Don

I’m with Mr. Thomas: I can build a brush blind most anywhere in just a few minutes and don’t have to take it down and haul it off with me when done. To me, so much of what is considered “essential” hunting gear these days is more an albatross than an aid. Different strokes … Snuffs