Originally posted by hereford
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I wonder if spray adhesive would work or not!!! -
You would have to draw your bow below the mirrors and then raise up to shoot. If they are not looking then sure it would work great.....if they are looking your way then they would probably bust you.
Similar to the TV shows I've seen where they hunt mule deer in the tall grain fields of Canada. They get close, draw their bows below the top of the grain, then raise up to shoot. They get busted alot!!Comment
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Originally posted by Bigyummy77 View Post
It was the spray adhesive that didn't work for me. Maybe I should have read the label first!Comment
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I have one of these.. I'm not tall, but my head is over the top of them and sure enough a doe busted me the other day. I ordered the extensions to make them taller. You have to shoot through the cracks anyway.
I really like how easy it is to setup and how easy it is to conceal yourself in some brush.. I should have the extensions to try out this weekend.Comment
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I have one. They do work. The trick is to make sure they are not looking your way when drawing and shooting. If you can get drawn and on them, your good. Prior to that they will not see you at all if your behind it totally and just peeking. You still have to be totally clean to be in bow range. Scent still definently matters. You feel exposed on the sides and you are if you do not have back brush. You will get busted if one comes in from behind and you aren't covered.Comment
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I used etching spray primer for mine, I use 1/4 inch plexi. You need a solid color behind to make it "more" mirror effect. Once you get a nice coat on the plexi remove the protective back layer(very important) then lay it on the etching primer and then squeegie it onto the plexi, it'll stay after it dries. don't do a lot of moving, the primer gives about 3-4 minutes working time before it "Grabs"Comment
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They don't work at Firstpoint from what I've seen
I use mine for scouting onlyComment
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