Tips For Ground Blinds and Longbows

[@mwwilson64]

Thanks for sharing this! Wife and I went to Bass Pro here in Iowa,Altoona store,and they didn't have one,so,either buying online,or finding a store nearby that carries them. I've bowhunted turkeys in the past,but would get "turkey fever" and be worried they'd see me draw,or they'd never offer a good opportunity using just blowdown,etc for cover. In my situation on our farm,we have a woven wire fence between the timber and the hayfield they frequently pass thru. Only real option there is a pop-up blind,so.... Oh,recently started using one of your tabs,all I can say is sweeeeet,lol

[@jack6136]

Archers ! Bowhunters! Red Necks and Mule Skinners! This channel is outstanding informative educational AND FUN ! I have have already improved my shot with a recurve thanks to the teachings of this hairy faced pig skewer! Enjoy! 🏹🐗🏹🐗🏹🐗🏹🐗😎👍😎👍

[@davemeduna700]

I have the ameri-step ground blind. Looks just like that one and I have to do the same thing to shoot my long bow out of. Great demo. Take care

[@JustinWaulters]

Y'all are awesome! thanks for the videos!

[@growinmoflower3391]

Nice video, good luck this spring 🦃✌

[@timsherman8701]

Great content

[@UncleDanBand64]

I shoot canted but, what I do is take a shovel dig down for my stool and then dig deeper for my feet so, I am not uncomfortable. I recently got a 50" recurve so that is not an issue with it.

[@MShep73]

Good luck!

[@Kurtdog63]

Helps to have a shorter chair also and do lots of shooting out of it. I prefer a 52 inch recurve out of that size blind. Use a fat, juicy broadhead too. You don't just want to make a fatal shot. You want make a fatal, instantly disabling shot that breaks them down to keep them from running or flying off.

[@SamkoTradBow]

love it

[@brittcamp7623]

Do you practice shooting from the blind?