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I just have to ask, do you sit in the blind on the boat instead of building a blind on land or do you unload the blind?
That blind you have looks really cozy from the outside. Looks like it would stop wind real well, does it?
Do you have a way to heat the blind as well? If so, that looks like it would make a nice cozy hidey hole to lure birds to.
That blind you have looks really cozy from the outside. Looks like it would stop wind real well, does it?
Do you have a way to heat the blind as well? If so, that looks like it would make a nice cozy hidey hole to lure birds to.
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Some of the public lands I hunt have blinds. Then there are other places I go that you need a boat blind. It doesn't have any wind block I just dress warm one of the guys I hunt with has a buddy heater for his dog.
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Look at the bow.
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I have the same setup for mine, get the windblocker they sell, it keeps you nice and warm.
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I've used this set up for 3 years. I just haven't needed it yet.rsmit13 said:
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