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pop up blind ?????

Started by blueline, October 13, 2008, 10:34:00 AM

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blueline

For the gangers that hunt out of a blind where it rains, Do ya need to seal this thing like a tent I just got a DB 360...Never hunted out of one..

blueline
Blueline

Mahaska  66" 47 @ 29
Morrison 58" 54 @ 28
Bear grizzly 58" 45@28

BUFF

I have never done any thing to mine. it is pretty water tight

blueline

Blueline

Mahaska  66" 47 @ 29
Morrison 58" 54 @ 28
Bear grizzly 58" 45@28

Mike Gerardi

I have an old double bull T-5. It sat in the rain for three  days. I hunted each of those days and the inside never got wet. It was set up under five pine trees in a cluster.  Water would run under it . I could of dug a little ditch around the outside ,but it was not that bad.

kirkwhitehead

Didn't know it rained in Az.
kirk

blueline

"Didn't know it rained in Az."

Thats why I dont know what to do with this thing. LOL

My long term goal is to hunt the rain forrest!!

Blueline
Blueline

Mahaska  66" 47 @ 29
Morrison 58" 54 @ 28
Bear grizzly 58" 45@28

DaveBriner

I've been in one during several long downpours lasting more than an hour and only suffered a wee bit of drips on the inside.  I don't think you'll want to seal it as it will probably take on a distinct odor.  In a moderate rain you won't get wet.
Dave
A man's worth can be determined by the number of friends at his funeral- unless they all hunt too!!

Dave Bulla

I sealed mine with silicone spray after the season was over one year.  In a few days I couldn't smell it any more and I expect that by the time the next season rolled around, the deer couldn't smell it either.  Even so, I haven't hunted with it in the rain yet.
Dave


I've come to believe that the keys to shooting well for me are good form, trusting the bow to do all the work, and having the confidence in the bow and myself to remain motionless and relaxed at release until the arrow hits the mark.

ethan

I've hunted in mine in a really good downpour once and like Dave said, just a few drops here and there.

Ethan

Earl E. Nov...mber

If you leave it set out and rain is possible, be sure and brace the center up, or on a hub style blind, the roof can revers and become a swimming pool for the birds.. Almost guaranteed to collapse the whole thing.
Many have died for my freedom.
One has died for my soul.

blueline

Thank Yall again.

Dave did you notice any color change or problems with UV.

blueline
Blueline

Mahaska  66" 47 @ 29
Morrison 58" 54 @ 28
Bear grizzly 58" 45@28

Dave Bulla

Blueline,

It may have darkened it a tad initially but I don't think it stayed darker.  As for UV, I can't "see"  it so I don't know.  Haven't ever had a deer spook from it so I don't think it's UV visible.
Dave


I've come to believe that the keys to shooting well for me are good form, trusting the bow to do all the work, and having the confidence in the bow and myself to remain motionless and relaxed at release until the arrow hits the mark.

blueline

Thanks Dave I'll give it a shot or two
Blueline

Mahaska  66" 47 @ 29
Morrison 58" 54 @ 28
Bear grizzly 58" 45@28

acolobowhunter

Had the same experience with mine.  A few drips inside, but otherwise nice and try.
Warning - do not stand up and peek out of one of the windows when the wind is blowing hard.  One of the hubs popped inward about that time.  Made my voice go up about 3 pitches for a while.  :biglaugh:


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