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Bow Mounted Blind

Postby poisonarrow » 07 27, 2014 •  [Post 1]

For those of you that do not use a decoy, how much interest would there be for a blind that mounts to your bow. Go to my website http://www.poisonarrowgear.com/ to see the decoy and how it mounts. The blind is much like the decoy, but strictly camo.
That would give you the ability to draw your bow without the animal seeing you.
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Re: Bow Mounted Blind

Postby ElkNut1 » 07 28, 2014 •  [Post 2]

James, I love the bow mounted decoy so can't wait to see what you've come up with now! (grin) I will check it out!

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Re: Bow Mounted Blind

Postby poisonarrow » 07 28, 2014 •  [Post 3]

Here is a link to how the bow blind works .http://youtu.be/ALgyu8EgLb8 What do you think?
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Re: Bow Mounted Blind

Postby ElkNut1 » 07 28, 2014 •  [Post 4]

Interesting! I'd like to see more of the whole bow & blind out in the open & how it fastens to the bow & deploys. Is that possible? Good stuff as always! Thanks.

Are the Decoys now available to the Public?

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Re: Bow Mounted Blind

Postby Swede » 07 28, 2014 •  [Post 5]

Another bow mounted contraption. This time it is something to try to manipulate through the brush, that jerks or torques your bow hand, especially when you are hit by any gust of wind. Why not just use that natural vegetation you have there and your own camouflage? What is next, the bow mounted toilet paper dispenser, pine flavored chewing gum to hike breath odor, or the clamp-on gun barrel gut hook? :( Hunters need to be careful what they mount on their bows. Things like this may look helpful but in my opinion are more of a liability.
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Re: Bow Mounted Blind

Postby poisonarrow » 07 28, 2014 •  [Post 6]

Do you shoot a compound?
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Re: Bow Mounted Blind

Postby WapitiTalk1 » 07 28, 2014 •  [Post 7]

Hmmm, interesting James. Does this new concept blind attach to the further most out arrow in the quiver as the standard PA decoy does? What are the dimensions of the camo blind? I'll have a hard time replacing my pretty cow face PA decoy with the camo blind but I'm all ears ;) So far, you're batting 1000 with your products. RJ
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Re: Bow Mounted Blind

Postby poisonarrow » 07 28, 2014 •  [Post 8]

It is the same frame as the decoy. It just has a camo fabric in place of the decoy. It mounts to the arrow and quiver the same way.
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Re: Bow Mounted Blind

Postby poisonarrow » 07 28, 2014 •  [Post 9]

Yes I am in production and have product in stock.
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Re: Bow Mounted Blind

Postby ElkNut1 » 07 29, 2014 •  [Post 10]

If guys are primarily tree stand hunters then I can see the reason it would not interest them, heck no decoy or blind would interest them to any effect. But for runners & gunners there are times that a decoy or blind could be employed because of lack of cover or you get pinned down unexpectedly. James's system is not meant to be deployed on your bow & walk around with it while hunting, it's to be deployed when you need it & rolled back up when you don't need it. It's a simple but very effective feature when push comes to shove when you have to cover or choice, it can be a game changer without a doubt!

A hunter with it on their bow may go for days without using or needing it, but in that one instant it could come in very handy, I know I will have one with me, it's a slick deal without a doubt!

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