How many of you use a portable blind for nighttime coyote hunting? The pop-up style blind can be quickly deployed, potentially allowing for closer proximity after daytime scouting. I'm curious because I reside in an area abundant with farmland, a few coyotes, and extensive woods, with open fields up to 200 yards at most. It appears that the local wildlife tends to follow a specific path along a strip approximately 3 miles wide and 10 miles long, featuring streams. Soon, I'll have a 4-wheeler to approach more closely and possibly set up a pop-up blind (as I've been proceeding on foot). I have some knowledge of their travel times in certain areas, so it's essentially ambush hunting, I suppose. LOL
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