Blind cover thread……

laughing mallard

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Got me thinking. Those of you that hunt out of stand up blinds how to you get rid of the “black hole”?
 

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Over head cover, angle of the blinds (panels) with tall brush taking up the dead space in between & lids can help. Depending on the area you hunt I've used tumbleweed to pull into the gaps in between hunters to fill space.
 

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Overlapping/intersecting brush
 

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16’ stand up and we hunt 6 guys.

Some tulle bunches and good camo.

Black hole -Schmack hole. Works just fine.
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We have flip lids that cover the whole blind.
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I have a ghillie blanket that I lay across between shooters on the boat blind and made grassed panels to go between shooters on the floater. I'm a fan of only having enough "hole" for a shooter...cover the rest, cover in between.
 

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