in my old age (70) i have developed leg troubles and dont walk well anymore , i have an indiana handicapped hunter permit allowing me to hunt from the truck or close to it .. i am always set up within 20 feet of the truck or closer and most places i hunt the truck is my backing , i put the caller out 30 yards or so .. i keep a folding chair in the truck .. i can stand while scanning on the first couple of stands then as the night wears on i have to drag out the chair and sit while scanning .. both have been approved by the state and ocassionally i use these while calling ..I always sit on a swivel stool cause l am oldand a better shooting platform besides a much lower profile. I try , if at all possible, to have something āaroundā me whether there is ambient light or not.
IT IS A MUST IF ON A BRIGHT NIGHT OR LOCATION
Concealing at night
- Thread starter Jheibel81
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I use IR scanner and IR scope. I did try dillos with green hog light and pistol. Even with a Near IR NV light you will be moving and that can be bad. My opinion is yotes are curious about noise but movement gets them to run. My legs and back are bad so I either sit on the ATV or a chair - in the open or in a box stand.
Hunter55
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BUT, as he approaches 90 degrees when you don't have a backdrop, maybe he will, maybe he won't. I've killed them standing as well