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I just bought a portable tripod from Ride-n-hide.com
I paid $410 with the net. Do you think this blind would be good for bow hunting too? I know it's good for rifle hunting.
from Doubleb on 11.28.12 |
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Yeah, if it's big enough to draw your bow comfortably, it should work for archery, as long as you either brush it in very well, or leave it out on location for a couple of weeks before hunting to let the deer get used to the sight.
Sorry, that last sentence got messed up.
*As long as you have room it could be used for archery hunting.
First step is to set it up and draw your bow back inside to make sure you have plenty of room to move around. As long as you have room you should be fine archery hunting out of it it could be used for archery hunting.
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First step is to set it up and draw your bow back inside to make sure you have plenty of room to move around. As long as you have room you should be fine archery hunting out of it it could be used for archery hunting.
Sorry, that last sentence got messed up.
*As long as you have room it could be used for archery hunting.
Yeah, if it's big enough to draw your bow comfortably, it should work for archery, as long as you either brush it in very well, or leave it out on location for a couple of weeks before hunting to let the deer get used to the sight.
Post an Answer (200 characters or less)