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need help on natural groundblinds

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Bentstick81:
JW. "Lung sucking-near cliff", ;D ;D ;D that is funny. I have had a few of them, myself. ;D  Just think of Colorado, elk hunting ::)

JW_Halverson:
Barry: "Where ya hunting turkeys tomorrow?"
Me:  "I dunno."
Barry:  "Season's getting short, want me to call for ya?"
Me: "Might go up the Lung Sucker to the big roost."
Barry:  "Uh, I forgot, my wife wants to go shopping and I really wanna go with her."

Funny why I seem to always hunt up there alone.

oldgun:
I've built natural blinds, making alot of noise and within half on hour have shot deer. they are moving and travel around alot of distance, it never bothers them, the noise I make, like I said make the blind and sit still they are moveing around and they will come to you!

recurve shooter:
naps good.  ;D

being woken up by a thunder storm with a mile and a half to walk back to the camp and no rain gear, BAD!  :o

gstoneberg:
Down here in Texas the cedars grow real bushy and thick.  I bring a folding chair, folding limb saw and a pair of stout clippers and I can make a ground blind almost anywhere in just a few minutes.  The only downside is that it is so thick around you the deer show up without warning and often real close.  You do have to watch out for rattlers and copperheads though.

George

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