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Old 02-16-2008 | 09:43 AM
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Default RE: Advice on deer hunting blind

I dont buy that Matt. He must have stock in eastman or something like that LoL! I have used many blinds over the years including ameristep, eastman and double bull as well as others and double bulls are without a doubt the best. My buddy got one last year and used it twice before it fell apart and had to throw it away. Guess who wants a double bull now

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rick,
I don't know........that's what he said because we ASKED him why he doesn't use Double Bull. He said HE DID> his quote was something like:
"They look pretty and work great for a short time but they just get pummelled out on that open prarie by wind because I have to leave them out for months so the goats get used to them" They don't hold up.

I'm sure that's an extreme case though too, just sitting out for months at a time in western wind and weather with NO protection. Like I said I don't know either way, I've hunted from a couple but don't own one and have never even set one up.

Another thing I was just reading was on that 'Other" site ........guys were up in arms because they were worried that Primos buying Double Bull would change the waranty status of the blinds. There was guy after guy talking about how they use the warranty to get new poles that break under warranty? Seemed like an awful lot of guys who had broken poles or rods or whatever you call them (I'm not a blind guy LOL )
They weren't going to buy them anymore if they couldn't get the busted rods for free under warranty anymore.

Beats me, I think they look really nice and I'm trying to find a use for SOME pop-up blind, I can tell you for a fact that our outfitter WANTED to like them, but won't use them anymore.
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