Do you all worry about wind direction and scent when inside your ground blinds? Or are you pretty protected from that inside?
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I pay attention but I have had deer come in and circle down wind before coming in and with that I still try to keep myself reasonably clean with showers and sprays. Being in the blind helps some as well, but I have been lucky and I have also been busted when they get down wind. I will usually hang some type of scent outside the blind like a Trails End or a scent wafer just to make it more confusing to them as to what they are really smelling.
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Heck yes you better worry about scent and wind direction!!!!
I missed an opportunity at a buck on my kill list last weekend because as the Sun came up the wind blew in three different directions all down toward the feeder. When he came in the feeder was exactly down wind... he smelled me quick!!! and took off!
That morning I left about 45 minutes later but after the buck came in I got busted by two does, a smaller buck, another doe AND A FAWN WITH SPOTS STILL ON IT!!!
I figure if a Spotted Fawn knew I was there I was better off just sitting in the truck.
So I go set in the truck 15 minutes later another buck shows and my scent was still lingerring down there so he ate for a few seconds and bolted!!!
ALWAYS HUNT THE WIND AND TRY YOUR BEST TO BE SCENT FREE!!!!
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Originally posted by Mike Murphey View PostAlways worry (or at least know what the wind direction is)....I don't hunt a stand if the wind is not right...pop up, climber, etc....if you dont play the wind your just educating the deer IMO. Im about to buy an Oxonics to text this thing out
I would really like to not worry with the wind "As Much"
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