Hunting Ground Blinds

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How to set up a ground blind for hunting

Deer season starts in September and runs through mid-January. Hunting is strictly fair chase and is usually done from elevated lock-on and ladder stands or occasionally ground blinds. Permanent stands are not used, as ours are moved to prevent over-hunting an area and to maintain close contact with deer and their movements. No license drawing: licenses can be purchased over the counter when you arrive or through the State of Kentucky website. Guides take the hunters to the area of the stand they will hunt and pick them up later in the day. While in elevated stands, all hunters must wear a safety harness at all times. Kentucky also has a fall turkey season so that both species can be taken on certain hunts. There are no trophy fees for deer taken, but our management plan for Riverbend Whitetails has a strictly enforced 130 B&C minimum requirement. Hunters are provided with photos and actual racks and mounts to help them judge whitetail bucks in the field.

sorry about the water mark but you can still see the footage. I’ll find a better editing software (eventually). If you know one can you please tell me in the comment box . Thanks. This footage contains the tree stand and the new ground blind. Enjoy and plz subscribe!

This is two years of video footage of this unique buck.

Archery turkey hunting – bowhunting turkeys from a ground blind. This is a sweet spring turkey hunt after an April snow! WannaBoutdoors MIB Archery Turkey Headshot – Watch this! Brief archery elk highlights at the end…

Watch Tiffany Lakosky shoots this bog ol’ tom with her Mathews.

Morning Hunting in North Carolina in a ground blind

The new ground blind was released so I had to test it out. This is what I got on video.

Great archery action

Summit ground blinds put you eye-to-eye with wild game of all kinds.