Finally picked up my ground blind and my rage hypodermics. I'm primed and nearly ready for turkey season. The only other thing that I just thought about this evening was a shooting stool to sit on. I guess tomorrow is going to be a day of standing. Is a good thing my boots are well broke in.
Walmart has some great little 3 leg swivel Coleman camping stools, a little spray paint or camo tape and your ready for action
Thanks for the info. I already picked up a seat from my local sport shop. I saw a few this morning but nothing came into my set. They are consistent with their path so I set my blind in a spot where I think they cross an opening between two sets of pine trees. Hopefully it'll be easy on Tuesday morning. I'll keep everyone posted.
Just bought Easton Injexion 400 cut at 29in, NAP Spitfire Maxx D6 heads for turkeys, dozen d6 field points, and a Black Gold Ascent target sight base with a Extreme archery xiiid scope.
Polaris sportsman 570 to help with food plots,dragging big bucks out of the woods and oh yeah having fun.
Mathews Lost Camo Recoil Pants Enduraskin Base Layer Shirt and Balaclava Jake Decoy Breeding Hen Decoy
Bushnell Sport 550 Rangefinder, Original price was $180 and I got it for $98.88 on sale at Cabelas Its about time ive got one! missed a decent buck because i didnt have one (Shot under him)
This happened last Thursday. I received my CBE Vertex Target sight, scope and lens. I have to say I am super impressed with the sight. Top notch quality!
That is one of the coolest looking target sights I've seen. Very cool! Makes me want to get a dedicated target bow. What bow did you put the CBE on?
Saturday morning I hauled my blind, decoy bag, chair and my bow across the field to where I set up. I knew where I wanted to be but I didn't realize how far it was. Turned out to be about 3/4 mile and the skinny little straps on my blind and chair really were cutting into my shoulders. As soon as I was set up I ordered a pack frame. I have one budgeted for an elk trip this fall anyway, I just moved it up a bit. I have seen a blind backpack that everything attaches to but my Redneck Blind chair throws a wrinkle into that. I plan on attaching the chair first, then sling the blind down a ways so it doesn't stick over the top of my head, then the decoys. I should be able to manage the bow in my free hand at that point. If not, I have extra nylon. I'll try to post pictures when I have it all set up. Commander + Pack Bag **/** ALPS OutdoorZ
