Using a Blind for Coyote Hunting????

[HandCannon32x]

Well, Im getting back into coyote hunting after 2 1/2 Years. I was in a vehicle accident and I am now in a wheelchair. My question is, Will a ground blind work for hunting coyotes? And does anyone know of a ground blind big enough for me to be able to use and still move around in? Thanks

 

[rabbitsqueal]

May wanna brush it in a little and set it up several days before hunting in it, But I can't see why it would'nt work.

 

[GTOHunter]

A ground Blind should work fine depending on where You set it up so You have a better field of view,not sure which ones would be easier for You to get into with a wheel chair?


Some can simply flip up and You go under them,most have a small opening in the back corner and can be pretty hard to access them after un-zipping them.

Maybe if You look thru the different designs of Blinds at Bass Pro and Cabela's You'll find one that suits Your needs?Most Blinds they have now are a decent size with a lot of room in them to move around and will fit 2 to 3 People comfortably or a Hunter in a wheel chair.



Another thing to consider is maybe making a few home-made ground blinds by putting steel fence post or wooden stakes in the ground in the shape of a square and leave the back-end open so You can enter from the back side,then put Camo material on the 2 sides and front.

 

[SteveB22250]

I have used ground blinds for deer and had coyotes come pretty close to the blind and never even look at it. And if you had a remote e caller set up away from the blind i would bet they wouldnt even think twice. I would stick with a double bull or one of the better name brands. With the cheaper ones the material they use shines in sunlight, the double bull does not shine, but whatever you get that would be the one thing to consider.