Anyone ever cut in a window on the Krivoman? I bought two deluxe 6-window blinds but I swear these deer always stop and hang out just out of my sight (door side)..
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You may want to sit in a tripod.
I have a four window and only use two to look and shoot out of normally. I covered the other two but may open them this season. -
Originally posted by ByronB View PostYou may want to sit in a tripod.
I have a four window and only use two to look and shoot out of normally. I covered the other two but may open them this season.
Heck no! Especially after today’s rain!!
I like to look all around.. lots of opportunity out here.Comment
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Ya, it is nice and comfortable in those blinds. You can order a window from Deerview. I personally have never cut a window in to that blind. Some people here have. I am sure someone will chime in on your question soon.Originally posted by peterp63 View PostComment
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Tagged...considering small peek windows too for more of a “360 view”Comment
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I have the 3 window model and I added a peek window at eye level on each side. Cut a 4x8 hole and covered with a piece of tinted Lexan. Really helps to see critters slipping up on youOriginally posted by mdnabors View PostComment
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What did you use to attach to blind and did you seal it up around edges?Originally posted by jerp View PostComment
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I drilled holes through the Lexan then holes through the blind and secured with machine screws and locknuts . Running a bead of silicone around it has kept it watertight. If you have never drilled Lexan before google how to do it - there’s a trick to it to keep from splittingComment
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Will do. ThanksComment
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