Ghost blind

RobbyW · Nov 2, 2017

Anyone every use one? I saw 5 different deer today all use the same trail about 60 yards from me. It's on a ridge with pretty thick growth. With the growth it would be hard to get a climber in there. It does open up lower to the ground so I think a blind would work. If I tried to put a pop up in there though I would have to brush it in and give it a few days. I got to thinking it would be handy to have the ghost blind pack it in and then set it up and hunt it. Pack it out when you are done.

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Mike Belt · Nov 3, 2017

I don't but a friend is using one for the first time this year. The theory sounds good and I don't doubt it'll work. If you're ordering one be sure to get the extra side panels. The blind itself isn't wide enough to cover your side area good without them.

TN Whitetail Freak · Nov 4, 2017

Im thinking of getting the same set up, with o e of those hunting hammocks to sit in. Should be great I think for thicket hunting

Mudbone · Nov 4, 2017

I'd like to try one but can't help but think the sun would mess it up if you were on a slope or something.
Who knows.
Maybe if they aren't to pricey I'll try one. Ive got a spot or two one would be a good thing to have.

bugg · Nov 4, 2017

I have never tried one, but I have used my tree umbrella turned on its side successfully several times. Turkey lounger chair, Primos trigger stick and tree umbrella has proven to be a deadly combo for me in the past. The umbrella isn't real big but I try to get near a tree to help on one side.