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Waterfowl Blinds: Best To Conceal The Duck, Goose Or Waterfowl Hunter

It was not long ago when the waterfowlOn the other side they are somewhat confining
hunter's options for waterfowling blinds wereand are definitely not for the
few indeed. Bedside's natural cover, theclaustrophobic.
other  common  blind  was  the  famous "pit".
If you are in search of diving ducks
For a waterfowl blind "natural cover" isincluding canvasbacks, greater and lesser
still preferred. First and foremost a naturalscaup and redheads, it is best to locate
cover is "natural". Whether as a hunter youdense beds of submerged food plants such as
are in hiding in cattails along marsh edges,sago pondweed or celery. This can be
in willow clumps surrounding potholes, behinddifficult if you are not out on the water,
grasses in flooded timber or in the tallbut watching for these birds from shore often
grass along slough margin its all for thereveals clues in their preferred feeding
same purposes in waterfowl hunting. On thesites. If you cannot locate feeding areas opt
other hand if there is a suitable naturalfor points of land that extend well into the
cover available - a convenient place to put alake. These are good spots from which to
bucket on which to sit and adequate shootingdecoy divers flying between their roosting or
lanes, you may well not even have to erectloading  sites  and  prime  feeding  areas.
that  hunting  blind.
Lastly there is one of the most effective
Today's commercial production line blindsblind styles available that is generally
come in more than several formats. Popularreferred to as the "coffin blind" Though this
among goose hunters across Canada are sodesign has been part of the duck hunter's
called "goose chairs" , a one man blind thatworld for years, and is the basis for the
is little more than a modified reclining lawnsneak boat and similar hunting styles, it is
chair over which a super sized goose shell isonly now with the introduction of commercial
hinged. To the birds these waterfowl orupland versions of this coffin blind into the
specifically goose blinds these look justmarketplace. As the name suggests this type
like the rest of the decoys in your spread.of waterfowl and duck blind has a very low
The hunter sits back in the chair and withprofile replicating the look of a coffin.
the goose shell pulled down over his body,Based upon the same lightweight frame over
and then peers through narrows slits in thewhich the camouflaged nylon is attached, it
shell to watch for the birds. When thee birdsfeatures two full length top loading doors
are in range the hunter just flips the shellthat swing open to allow the hunter to swing
back over his head to shoot. These chairs canopen and shoot. Coffin blinds have lounge
be quite effective though somewhat awkward tochair like suspension systems within them
shoot from, particularly for older huntersthat allow the hunter's head to be somewhat
who may find it difficult to complete theinclined. They are actually quite comfortable
sit=up  required  before  shooting.to lie in, even for extended periods. Pile in
a little natural cover around a coffin blind
Relatively newer are waterfowl hunting blindsand it virtually disappears, especially from
that are little more than modified versionsthe perspectives of an incoming duck or
of modern backpacking tents. These consist ofgeese.
camouflaged nylon covers available in a
variety of patterns stretched over shockWhat is amazing is the level of camouflage
corded aluminum frames. They are easy tothat these professional duck and waterfowl
erect, light and highly mobile. Depending onblinds create. The hunter can be virtually
their manufacture the can have a number ofimpervious and oblivious to the waterfowl
removable panels or openings through whicharound him. That is the whole point of the
the hunters shoot. These same blinds can bewaterfowl blind to the hunter is it not ?
most effective in fooling those smart birds.



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