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<blockquote data-quote="Grnwing" data-source="post: 4690156" data-attributes="member: 14910"><p>Ruger,</p><p></p><p>I have found that spending a little money will go a long ways. I use the Cabela's Ultimate blinds. I have used the same 2 for 4 years now and they work great. They have a waterproof bottom that can be placed in 10 inches of water and still keep it out of the blind. The doors pop open nicely and it can be broken down and packed into a decoy bag for portage or folds in half easily with 2 straps. The brush straps work really well but it does take time to brush them in good. I start on the top of the doors and work my way down line by line to get a nice even coverage of whatever natural vegetation is available. Shooting from one can take a few shots to get used to. I have tried several less expensive ones but sent those back after poor performance. Hope this helps!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Grnwing, post: 4690156, member: 14910"] Ruger, I have found that spending a little money will go a long ways. I use the Cabela's Ultimate blinds. I have used the same 2 for 4 years now and they work great. They have a waterproof bottom that can be placed in 10 inches of water and still keep it out of the blind. The doors pop open nicely and it can be broken down and packed into a decoy bag for portage or folds in half easily with 2 straps. The brush straps work really well but it does take time to brush them in good. I start on the top of the doors and work my way down line by line to get a nice even coverage of whatever natural vegetation is available. Shooting from one can take a few shots to get used to. I have tried several less expensive ones but sent those back after poor performance. Hope this helps! [/QUOTE]
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