8 Tips For Setting Up Your Deer Hunting Ground Blind For Archery Hunting Success

JPT Coach and Virtual Mentor Brody Boese is an avid bow hunter, and he's learned a few tips and tricks along the way that he shares in this helpful video to give you greater chances for success when you are preparing for the whitetail deer season.
Tip 1: Size of the blind matters, Tip 2: Proper Placement of your blind, Tip 3: Camo the blind, Tip 4: Blackout the background , Tip 5: Wearing Black once you are inside your blind and have checked your local game regulations regarding wearing blaze orange, Tip 6: Watch the windows so you don't catch the edge when you shoot your bow, Tip 7: Use the terrain to your advantage when you set your blind up, Tip 8: Watch the sun. You don't want sunrise or sunset to angle the sun directly into your blind, because it makes you more visible to the deer.
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[@Pwrcritter]

Ground blinds have cost me some bucks. Mostly i cant hear great out of them, and its hard to pinpoint souds.

[@NuclearBullet16]

I left my blind out there for a few days.. came back it was gone..