Blinds and Turkeys

[archie126]

Last minute questions.

How many guys out there use pop up blinds for turkey hunting? Still undecided if I should use it.

If I get lucky and bag one, should I be plucking or skinning? Never thought about asking this one, until now.

Thanks and good luck tomorrow to the Ontario hunters.

 

[ckc123]

If it's piss pouring rain, then I use one.. (better then not being out there at all!!)

other then that, I don't use them.. I do have one or those 24" high (by 60" long) strip "binds" that I put down, that work well.. I can aim over the top, without the birds seeing my hands/legs etc..

 

[dutchhunter]

i have one for rainy days .but on nice c lear morning i like to be out in the open .as far as cooking a bird .we skin them all and bone them out then cut in to one inch nuggets batter and deep fry for three minutes .the legs back and wings all go in the stock pot wiht onions and carrots cellery potatos corn and what ever you have finish with some chicken bollion and egge noodels yummm DUTCH

 

[fogducker]

if your the type that cant sit still,for any lenght of time..a blind might be of great use to you

 

[Pyd]

I bring my blind when I bring kids, other than that it stays home.

 

[billyc]

I like to use a blind. Gives you the ability to move and if the weather changes your comfy and dry. Also turkeys aren't spooked by blinds at all.