Thoughts on stand options

[crumrw]

So I put in my plots 2 weeks ago, and plan to hunt them during rifle season starting this weekend. Unfortunately, my tractor broke down before I could move my box blinds to the plots. My options are...

1. Move the box blinds with a trailer and a couple extra sets of hands Saturday morning, and then hunt one of them Saturday evening.

2. Put up a pop-up blind Saturday morning, hunt Saturday evening.

3. Just pull together a make-shift brush blind when I go to hunt on Saturday.

What would you do? Additional options welcome.

[cwbow]

Hunt from a tree with my bow as high as you can climb.

[WhiplashTX]

Since you haven't moved your blinds yet, I'd go with option 2 or 3. That way you can see what the deer patterns are for the plots and position your box blinds in an optimal spot later on.

[Da' Hitman]

Pop-up blind. They go up so easy and quick I wouldn't hesitate to pop one up and brush it in a little

[Lawhunter]

Pop up

[dbelcher269]

Brush in a pop up blind. Deer won’t pay it much attention if it’s brushed in well.

[crumrw]

Hunt from a tree with my bow as high as you can climb.

Trees around these plots are only about 15-18 years old, so not quite big enough to hunt out of unfortunately. At least in the area I'd want to put a stand. Good thought though.

[crumrw]

Pop up blind it is then! Anybody have a good recommendation for one to get? I've never hunted out of one.

[Spades]

Brush blind in a shady spot. It'll be fast and unobtrusive. See what's moving and where then set up your stands before you leave. What part of Hunt Co are you in?

[crumrw]

Brush blind in a shady spot. It'll be fast and unobtrusive. See what's moving and where then set up your stands before you leave. What part of Hunt Co are you in?

NE of Greenville, Jacobia area

[perow]

grab a chair and hand saw, build a brush blind and get after them