desertdwellerdyl
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I have recently found a good spot to duck hunt. The spot consists of two rows of 4-5 shallow ponds that are flooded for duck season surrounded by agricultural farm land and seems to be managed pretty well. The only issue is I’m used to using natural cover and after scouting and talking to the local G&F officer, using some tupe of A-frame or panel blind will be the way to go.
I’m considering the Tidewe, Tanglefree (pretty good sale rn) & Rig Em” Right panel blinds. Still considering A-frame but that doesn’t sound as portable nor as cost-friendly. If going the panel blind route, I’d like to purchase two for front and back protection currently as cover is that sparse where you can back up the open side of a panel blinds to foliage. This will probably only be for 3 people max (rare) but typically 2-1 persons hunting with out dogs.
I’m trying to figure out what would be the best blind set up to try w/r to weight (we have to walk blind in I believe, public land spot but need to confirm), ease of setup, cost, and effectiveness.
If you have any experience with any of these options or any other suggestions please let me know!
Thanks!
I’m considering the Tidewe, Tanglefree (pretty good sale rn) & Rig Em” Right panel blinds. Still considering A-frame but that doesn’t sound as portable nor as cost-friendly. If going the panel blind route, I’d like to purchase two for front and back protection currently as cover is that sparse where you can back up the open side of a panel blinds to foliage. This will probably only be for 3 people max (rare) but typically 2-1 persons hunting with out dogs.
I’m trying to figure out what would be the best blind set up to try w/r to weight (we have to walk blind in I believe, public land spot but need to confirm), ease of setup, cost, and effectiveness.
If you have any experience with any of these options or any other suggestions please let me know!
Thanks!
