I have a question. I came across a great hunting spot and also found 3 other blinds in the immediate area. So do I go back and go in these spots or pass them up? What would you do?
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I have a question. I came across a great hunting spot and also found 3 other blinds in the immediate area. So do I go back and go in these spots or pass them up? What would you do?
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HuntingBC Champ
what type of hunting?
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Yeah that was my thought too... waterfowling? Deer? What kind of blinds? Etc . But I guess the OP doesn't care to share...Originally Posted by walks with deer
"When you judge another you don't define them, you define yourself."
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The kind that involves animals.
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Not a very cool attitude for someone looking for advice.
When in doubt, just pin it.
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It was a joke.. i am sure..
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no disrespect was intended with this comment.
HuntingBC Champ
Are the blinds fairly new? Show signs of recent use? Do they appeared to be laid out by one person to each cover a trail or just a hodge podge and 3 different people? If it looks like they are old, or just used by one person I would still hunt the area. If it appears that they are constantly being used, or are used by a large variety of people I would move on. Still keep it in mind, but a lot of traffic in the area can deter the animals.
I don't shoot innocent animals... Just the ones that look guilty!
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This would not be my approach
HuntingBC Champ
old bush blinds that have been there for years and look unused is only way I would hunt it
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