Pop Up Blinds

A hunting blind is a cover device for hunters, designed to reduce the chance of detection.
Native Americans created blinds by digging pits in the earth and covering them with tree limbs. There are many varieties of blinds¬ out there on the market, but they all serve the same purpose: concealment. Hunting blinds have come a long way from digging a hole, to building a tree stand, ladder tree stands, to the new state of the art Pop Up blinds.
When considering what blind to buy you need to consider the type of hunting you will use it for. For the nature for this discussion let’s just talk about the Pop Up blinds.
Pop Up Blinds offer cover not only from the game you are hunting but also the weather you are hunting in. They are light weight and portable and offer you the ability to change the spot you are hunting with ease.
www.shipsinaday.com offer Bigfoot Camo blinds that are the industry leader in hunting concealment. With shoot through windows Pop Up design and versatile for any kind of hunting, a Bigfoot Pop up blind may be the only blind you need. These blinds can be used for Deer, Fowl, Turkey or any big game. So check out www.shipsinaday.com for the Bigfoot Camo hunting blinds.
Ok now we are back; PLEASE, PLEASE set your blind up before you go out in the woods. Get familiar with all the parts and how they work. You don’t want to be thrashing around trying to set your blind up and then expect to bring home a trophy buck…its not going to happen! If you need help there are how to videos at www.shipsinaday.com
¬Once you're out in the hunting grounds, look for a location that already has a naturally hidden feel to it -- like a small patch of trees or an incline. You can use tree stumps, hollows or large boulders as a good starting point. Gather tree limbs and leaves to use as cover. By breaking off fresh limbs instead of gathering dead ones from the ground, you can help to cover your own scent. When the limbs are broken, they will release their scent into the area. The key¬ to using a hunting blind is to find a proper location. Placing a blind out in the middle of an otherwise empty field will be quite obvious, too the game you are hunting and everyone else! You also need to consider the natural behavior of your game when you are choosing a location for your blind. Try to place your blind where animals will naturally wander in search of food or water.
So that is it, get your Bigfoot blind and get out there….Happy Hunting!
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