Ghost Blind

[BASS]

I don't know if any of you have seen or used one of these, but I started looking at them pretty close a couple weeks back. Seems like a nice setup (rather expensive though) that is able to adapt to different surrounding. Their sales pitch is that you won't scare off animals because your blind "is the suroundings" as they put it in an e-mail to me. It refects the ground from about three to four feet in front of the blind as to not create a giant reflective surface like you would think a typical mirror would.

 

http://ghostblind.com/319-ghostblind-preda...d-predator.html

 

 

 

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And wouldn't you know it, one of my favorite guys on Youtube is already making his own home made version....

 

http://www.youtube.com/user/bowhunter4e

[CouesWhitetail]

I see they listed Steven Ward of Wards Outfitters as a prostaffer for ghost blind. Maybe we can find out what he thinks of them. He is elk hunting now, but I will send him a txt and ask about it.

[BASS]

That'd be great! I was considering making one to play with, if for nothing else it would kill a weekend off that would be spent doing nothing anyways.

[deercrazy]

It looks good, and like it should work. Kinda expensive though.

[More D]

this isnt the first one though. I remember a blind that was mirrored but flexible, almost like thick or heavy fioled plastic.

 

i imagine you would have to ensure it was angled downward to reflect the ground and not the blue sky.

 

 

 

 

 

[BASS]

this isnt the first one though. I remember a blind that was mirrored but flexible, almost like thick or heavy fioled plastic.

 

i imagine you would have to ensure it was angled downward to reflect the ground and not the blue sky.

 

They are. The top is cut wider than the bottom as to ensure its reflecting the three to four feet directly in front of the blind. Although sitting behind a big mirror perpidicular to the ground would make hunting the rut a bit more fun!