Ground Blind Hunting Tips
Whitetail Deer • Mossy Oak University
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There are two main things you cannot overlook when hunting from a ground blind. Proper seating and camouflaging your hands and face. You’re going to be the blind for a while, so you want a seat with a back and without arms, which can get in the way when aiming or shooting. You may even consider a metal chair which is sturdy, quiet and can be left in the blind. Your face and hands are what moves the most, so don’t forget to wear a facemask or face paint and be sure your hands are covered with gloves or camo paint.
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