Question about DB T2 Windows

[duck'n]

I have a T2 and am thinking of covering the smaller rectangular shaped windows with netting. If any of you have done this, how do you attach it to the blind? Also, I want to cover the large shoot-thru window since I won't be using it and it lets in alot of light...have any of you done this? I am wondering what to use to cover it and how to attach that also. Any help is appreciated.

Brian

[Jose Boudreaux]

I got some netting strips from them...just pin up on the outside of the blind below the window, then slip up into the blind and pull b/n the rod and material that is above the window


I used a camo sheet to cover up one of my bedroom windows....did the trick...should work on the blind

[jerp]

I have a t5 but I think the windows are similar. I had my wife sew squares of hook velcro onto the inside of the blind, 3 on each side of the window. I then cut pieces of mesh 3" larger than the window, and onto that she sewed pieces of loop velcro so they'd line up. Alot of guys just use safety pins.

[Burnadell]

You can use hot glue. I replaced my big window in my T-2 using hot glue to get it in place, then I hand sewed it around the perimeter to reinforce it. You probably shouldn't need to sew the small windows; the hot glue should hold them.

[Mike D]

Just curious as to why you want to do this? I have never had a problem with getting busted without the netting.

[Mike Murphey]

I use clothes pins to hold the netting in place....never had a problem with arrow deflection

[duck'n]

Mike D, that is good to know. I just bought this blind but in my limited experience with using popups that don't have netting, the "black hole" effect has been an issue. I guess I really am more concerned about darkening the large shooting window that doesn't have a cover.

Thanks for all the ideas.

[Mike D]

I just open the two ports to the side of the main window and all is good. Main thing is wear black clothes and especially cover your face and hands.