When I was first introduced to deer hunting as a child, I was taught that you hunted deer from a tree stand. A tree stand seemed to be the most popular and preferred method for ambushing a trophy whitetail deer. It was not till I went off to college that I was exposed to hunting deer with hounds. Now as a continue to mature as a deer hunter, I continue to look for ways to close the distance on a whitetail. A deer hunting blind offers several great features that can not be found in any other piece of hunting equipment. The most important feature is the ability of many blinds to control or suppress human scent. If you can beat a deers nose you can get within bow range. The second thing that a deer blind accomplishes is hiding movement of the hunter drawing a bow or shouldering a slug gun. Last but definitely not least is the fact that a deer hunting blind can be placed ANYWHERE. You can place it in the middle of a cut corn field in Iowa. You can place it on a fence row in Texas. You can place it in the middle of a 400 acre stand of pines in Alabama. You can…well you get the idea. The picture to the rigt is of an Ameristep Intimidator. Right now Basspro is offering a $50 rebate on this incredible deer hunting blind. You can also find some really great deals by watching Ebay.
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