Blinds

[NVBirdnBig]

Are there restrictions on ground blinds in NV? I believe I have heard about states with different laws between artificial and natural structures. I have been hunting NV all of my life but am new to bowhunting antelope.

I drew archery antelope and am planning on going up in the next couple of weeks and digging a blind out using the hole as well as some burlap, fencing, plywood, sage brush, etc. I will do the usual, leave a note with the dates I am hunting and my contact info.

I just want to make sure the blind doesn't get torn down by a warden passing through because of some restriction I don't know about. I know there are always the assholes out there who will tear a blind down just to do it but usually real hunters will leave them alone. To get the water hole I want I am going to have to set up early so it will be sitting out there for a few months.

Thanks for your input.

 

[azbiggame]

a great way to hunt "LOPES",congrats ... no restrictions in regs,and no problems from NDOW only from Your competetion !!! As in past,must check regularly as Others will taredown and put theirs up ...Get off beaten path for best results,Good Luck,Bruce & SilverGrand

 

[BRYAN_E]

Blinds are Legal in Nevada. BUT I think you have to be a 100 Yards from a Water Source. Cover your butt and Check with NDOW just to be on the safe side.

 

[NVBirdnBig]

Thanks guys, I appreciate the input

 

[6chukar]

>Thanks guys, I appreciate the input
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I had my first bow antelope tag two years ago and when I called they told me I could not dig or cut down brush. They said pop up only and could not be up more than a week before the season. I don't know if it's because I was on a wilderness area but I would definitely call to check.