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<blockquote data-quote="Popcorn" data-source="post: 5584683" data-attributes="member: 20151"><p>I use blinds for a lot of reasons. Scouting, hunting, surveys and yes turkey hunt in the rain. Too old and worn out to run and gun any more. The key to blind hunting is to dress for the event. On the hottest of days black out base layer and tennis shoes. Dress light for the heat.</p><p>Used a blind today, Gobbler in Christian county ky out in the middle of about 60 acres of row crop ground. I popped it up, got inside and walked 10 to 15 paces, stopped for a minute then again till he finally got nervous and eased away. I made it to within about 65 or 70 yards of him. Felt like I was rushing it. I was excited and confused all at the same time. No idea what the gobbler was doing out there, that far from cover, all alone but was displaying typical late season strutting.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Popcorn, post: 5584683, member: 20151"] I use blinds for a lot of reasons. Scouting, hunting, surveys and yes turkey hunt in the rain. Too old and worn out to run and gun any more. The key to blind hunting is to dress for the event. On the hottest of days black out base layer and tennis shoes. Dress light for the heat. Used a blind today, Gobbler in Christian county ky out in the middle of about 60 acres of row crop ground. I popped it up, got inside and walked 10 to 15 paces, stopped for a minute then again till he finally got nervous and eased away. I made it to within about 65 or 70 yards of him. Felt like I was rushing it. I was excited and confused all at the same time. No idea what the gobbler was doing out there, that far from cover, all alone but was displaying typical late season strutting. [/QUOTE]
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