Layout blind and water

[kontekontos]

What is the deepest water you guys have hunted in your layout blinds and neotubs. Thinking about getting a groudforce blind and neotub for our fields in arkansas. I refuse to sit in a blind while ducks land out in the middle of the field. But if the water is up in the field to about a foot,that is to much water for the neotube isn't it.

konte

[kyfowlman]

A foot of water might be a little to high. Try two wooden pallets submerged, with the tub and blind on top of them-that should fix your problem and put you right in the kill zone.

[kontekontos]

Good idea. My mind would have never thought of that.

konte

[kyfowlman]

My mind finally got the message from my wet back and rear! Good luck! Our season starts on Thanksgiving day - can't wait!!!!!

[Travis Mueller]

Good luck guy's!!

[Michael Weiss]

I still use my Finisher and GF without a neo-tube, but you can hunt up to 8" of water with one. I can't wait to get mine in a few days!!! Good luck and thanks for choosing Avery/GHG!!!

[Dirt_Bag]

the pallet idea is a great 1 that i will use this yr. i have a private field so i dont have to remove pallets till the end of season. just dont leave it folded up wet, mold

[Sun Drop]

mold= camo

[Aaron Hitchins]

I think you guys should make and inflatable neotub that floats... that would be unbeatble...

Aaron

[Stuart McCullough]

I have hunted lake shores in them up to 7"-8" deep. The 1' mark would be a stretch. Pallets make good sense and some folks are making small floating platforms for layouts out here. If you are able to hunt the Neo-Tub w/o the pallet, remember that your rear end will what is on the bottom in the deeper water. I have noticed that my legs tend to float a bit. I personally like it. Very comfortable and makes the long hunts easier.

Stuart McCullough
Avery Outdoors Inc.
Pacific Flyway Pro-Staff Manager
RNT Calls Pro-Staff

[Scott Moates]

I have used pallets and they do work.