Anything which disguises the human for is worth while.
A bag hide, is really intended for opportunist shots, and NOT where there is a long haul involved, for example a couple of hours + at a feeding station ect.
With a bit of ingenuity a bag hide can easily be adapted to be a “screen”, or as a staked down cover with you laying underneath it.
Great for all of the above,I use mine a lot for foxes where a bit of extra cover is needed,but be careful when trying to walk with one on its very easy to trip over the long skirt!(of the bag hide before anyone comments!!!!) I speak from experience!!!
I use mine for all my stuff, so lightweight and great!! love it
Posted by Dave Tucker on October 2, 2008 at 1:38 AM
Thanks Guys, will give mine a go at the weekend, will let you know how I get on.
Dave
Posted by Mike Smith on October 2, 2008 at 2:49 AM
W'eve covered this a few times before on the forum, do a search too get tips on using to best advantage - baseball caps, tripod stoools etc etc
Mike
Posted by Dawn Monrose on October 2, 2008 at 6:26 AM
I've got one and it great! When I first used it I was amazed by how wildlife just didn't seem to care about it! I've even had a wren perch on me a few times and then peer anxiously through the head opening just inches from my face! Don't try to walk around in it too much though...very easy to trip over. I aways get loads of bugs inside it , I don't mind the beetles and stuff, but the wasps are rather alarming....
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A bag hide, is really intended for opportunist shots, and NOT where there is a long haul involved, for example a couple of hours + at a feeding station ect.
With a bit of ingenuity a bag hide can easily be adapted to be a “screen”, or as a staked down cover with you laying underneath it.
Craig
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Dave
Mike