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Jarred525

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I figured there would already be a post out there on this but did not see it when I did a search. What is your favorite ground blind? I am in the market for one. A few things I am interested in:

1.) Ease of Setup
2.) Does not fade when exposed to sunlight
3.) Roomy
4.) Shoot bow out of it

Thanks.
 
volsgo1 said:
Much more portable and adaptable than any other Ive tried. I have had Double Bulls, ameriStep, The Choice, none compare to my Ghost Blind.
Interesting, have you had good luck bowhunting out of it?
 
I've used a stand similar to that Camoflex on the video except it didn't have all of the leaves / branches. It set up the same way though and was very easy to set up and take down.I bow hunted from it but had to shoot from a sitting or kneeling position. Very roomy. Last year I bought one of the Ameristep blinds which sets up in seconds and is much easier to transport. It's also tall enough to stand up and shoot from.
 
I like the Ameristep Doghouse myself. I'm sure there are better, but it has always served me well. It's light, affordable, easy to pop-up, & easy to put away.
 
Think I may try the Primos Ground Max Predator. They are on sell for $99 on Cabelas. Gonna make a decision tonight. I'll keep everyone posted.
 
Jarred525 said:
Think I may try the Primos Ground Max Predator. They are on sell for $99 on Cabelas. Gonna make a decision tonight. I'll keep everyone posted.

Got this in last night and popped it up in the living room. Very impressed with it for the price. Agree with the reviews that the zippers could be higher grade and velcor for the shoot through mesh is not the right approach but for $99 very happy with my selection.
 
Anyone used an Ameristep Feather Duster blind. Sportsmans guide had them for 17.97 regularly 60.00 bucks. I bought two but havent got them yet. Light weight blind that you sit behind. Thought it might be good for a mobile set up when ground hunting.
 
i am interested in new ground blinds as well . the one i have is hard to shoot out of with out rubbing the sides or top drawing my bow.
 
Been using a cheap Doghouse blind for probably 6 or 7 years. Has been very dependable, and has been left out for month or two at a time and always stood the test of time. I have a hub style blind that I got about 2 years and it has 2 broken hubs and one broken rod, and some of the stitching has come loose.
Just my 2 cents.
 
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