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    Just a public service announcement for any ground blind hunters.

    Mind your muzzle when getting into position for a shot. Sometimes in the excitement of the moment it's easy to forget that what you see in the scope isn't exactly where your muzzle is.



    I had a coyote sneak in during a mid day sit before work today and he was moving from my left to right behind some thick stuff. By the time he presented me with a shot I had swung a little too far to the right.

    Well... I guess we have to be able to laugh at ourselves sometimes.

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    LOL, did that myself, with the crossbow! Tough to live down, but definitely a life lesson.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jim View Post
    LOL, did that myself, with the crossbow! Tough to live down, but definitely a life lesson.
    I made that hole with your old H&R!

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    My buddy forgot to stick the barrel of his ML between the zipper opening on my blind and shot right thru the mesh..set it on fire and burned a rather large hole in the screen....HaHa...

    Scars of battle...something to remind you of a successful hunt gone by. !!
    Last edited by MikePal; November 14th, 2018 at 03:07 PM.

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    ……...but a least did you nail that coyote?
    Time in the outdoors is never wasted

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    Opening day for deer abour 10 years ago i hit the hub right below the bottom of my window with the xbow. Blind came down on my head.
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    I did that also crossbow nice six point lesson learned well till the next time

    ML fires happen too


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    Quote Originally Posted by finsfurfeathers View Post
    ……...but a least did you nail that coyote?
    Unfortunately I didn't! My guess is the slug didn't fly overly true after going through the blind.

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    I’ve got three similar hits in my blind, all by new turkey hunters. I always watch that the muzzle is outside now. I’ve had to pull the window edge down on more than a few occasions so more holes aren’t shot through the blind!!

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