Posted By: RedSnake
Ozonics + Ghost Blind -- Actually Worked! - 10/06/14 07:50 PM
I wanted to provide a brief product review of Ozonics and Ghost Blinds and video footage -- THEY ACTUALLY WORKED...
Went out to Parker County this past Saturday. Got in the field about 3:30. Snake and I hunted together behind two of the mirrored Ghost Blinds. We also used two Ozonics units. We had a variable wind out of the South gusting to about 10 mph. Wind would shift occasionally from SW, S, and SE. For this set up the bucks predictably approach from the N or the NE where they bed along a creek bed.
We had numerous does approach in an arc behind us from the W and came around directly downwind from our set up. They NEVER scented us or saw us. Most were feeding on chum piles 20-25 yards directly downwind from us. Had one get as close as 10 yards. Some were a little jumpy -- they could tell that something was up but they couldnt figure out what. We had numerous young bucks approach from the N (downwind) and come within bow range including a young 8 at 25 yds that got a pass. Interestingly, 4-5 mature bucks hung back in the trees 75-100 yds downwind -- including one with double droptines -- and hung up about 75 yards. The mature bucks definitely were more wary that something was up.
I am convinced, we would not have seen any of these deer with the wind the way it blowing had we not been using the Ozonics.
Red
Went out to Parker County this past Saturday. Got in the field about 3:30. Snake and I hunted together behind two of the mirrored Ghost Blinds. We also used two Ozonics units. We had a variable wind out of the South gusting to about 10 mph. Wind would shift occasionally from SW, S, and SE. For this set up the bucks predictably approach from the N or the NE where they bed along a creek bed.
We had numerous does approach in an arc behind us from the W and came around directly downwind from our set up. They NEVER scented us or saw us. Most were feeding on chum piles 20-25 yards directly downwind from us. Had one get as close as 10 yards. Some were a little jumpy -- they could tell that something was up but they couldnt figure out what. We had numerous young bucks approach from the N (downwind) and come within bow range including a young 8 at 25 yds that got a pass. Interestingly, 4-5 mature bucks hung back in the trees 75-100 yds downwind -- including one with double droptines -- and hung up about 75 yards. The mature bucks definitely were more wary that something was up.
I am convinced, we would not have seen any of these deer with the wind the way it blowing had we not been using the Ozonics.
Red