Comments on: Concealing Field Blinds

By: colton

colton — Sun, 03 Jul 2011 15:36:02 +0000

i am going to buy a layout blind and was thinking about getting the cabelas ultimate northern flight one but i cant find artifical green grass anywhere for when im hunting in hay fields any places people know of where i can get some

By: Chris Hustad

Chris Hustad — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 20:39:55 +0000

I can see what you mean by making the blinds look like food. I always felt most guys don’t do a good enough job making their blinds white, therefore the geese get more used to dark rectangles in danger situations.

By: DOA Outfitters

DOA Outfitters — Mon, 01 Feb 2010 12:43:24 +0000

Chris
Another well written article. Certainly hiding layouts in most cases is a great benefit. I have to strongly disagree with you though about the layouts in snow. I have learned not to think like a human in most situations when hunting waterfowl.
Humans think, “It is white outside today with all the snow on the ground. Our blinds have to be white.” There you go again thinking like a human. As you know, the three most important things when hunting any game is Food, Food, and more Food.
Leave your blinds camo in snow. You want them to stand out and look more like a great grazing opportunity for waterfowl. Food, Food, & more Food.
This comment would be good “Food for thought.” Have a great day.