85 Dollar Ebay Blind
01-03-2007 | 07:50 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Michigan/Ohio
RE: 85 Dollar Ebay Blind
ORIGINAL: MOTOWNHONKEY
I was just teasing man. Geesh you guys are no fun anymore.
I was just teasing man. Geesh you guys are no fun anymore.
[8D]for joking.If you are switching the signs you have to let us know, LOL
01-28-2007 | 09:16 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Arlington TX USA
RE: 85 Dollar Ebay Blind
ORIGINAL: ducsauce
I'm no expert but that looks alot like the DB matrix, right?
I would much rather spend $85 than $300-400 forsomething that is similarly constructed.
Good find!
EDIT: Are those the shoot-thru screens? Have you stood in it and shot out of it yet?
I'm no expert but that looks alot like the DB matrix, right?
I would much rather spend $85 than $300-400 forsomething that is similarly constructed.
Good find!
EDIT: Are those the shoot-thru screens? Have you stood in it and shot out of it yet?
Now I undrstand that not everyone can afford a DB, but if you can and you still buy the cheaper blind, then well you're just being cheap.
Congrats on the find. For that price, that is a nice blind.
01-28-2007 | 02:06 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Michigan/Ohio
RE: 85 Dollar Ebay Blind
ORIGINAL: Mike from Texas
You know these comments about the cost of a DB just crawl all over me. Have any of the folks that make comments like this actually owned and used a DB? ore than likely not, because there is no comparison between the cheaper blinds and a DB. The blind pictured looks just like an Ameristep Brickhouse to me, which I currently own. I also own (2) Double Bulls and there is absolutely no comaprison between them.
Now I undrstand that not everyone can afford a DB, but if you can and you still buy the cheaper blind, then well you're just being cheap.
Congrats on the find. For that price, that is a nice blind.
ORIGINAL: ducsauce
I'm no expert but that looks alot like the DB matrix, right?
I would much rather spend $85 than $300-400 forsomething that is similarly constructed.
Good find!
EDIT: Are those the shoot-thru screens? Have you stood in it and shot out of it yet?
I'm no expert but that looks alot like the DB matrix, right?
I would much rather spend $85 than $300-400 forsomething that is similarly constructed.
Good find!
EDIT: Are those the shoot-thru screens? Have you stood in it and shot out of it yet?
Now I undrstand that not everyone can afford a DB, but if you can and you still buy the cheaper blind, then well you're just being cheap.
Congrats on the find. For that price, that is a nice blind.
01-28-2007 | 02:20 PM
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RE: 85 Dollar Ebay Blind
Mike, I have 2 DB's and I know what your are saying about quality. These cheap arse blinds would be good for brushing in and leaving all season as they are like a dispoable bic lighter, just throw them away when they are all used up. My DB's never get left out overnight. Too much of a chance of a trespassing coon hunter on my private ground. The odds are slim to none of this happening except on the night Iwould choose to leave it.
01-28-2007 | 02:37 PM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Norman OK USA
RE: 85 Dollar Ebay Blind
Looks like an Eastman to me... It has the same exaxt design as my eastman blind did. Well done man!
Germ, if you roll those corner window flaps you can either pull them inside the blind under the shoot through mesh or use the little ties that are on there. I'm sure you know this but... I've seen strranger things.
Germ, if you roll those corner window flaps you can either pull them inside the blind under the shoot through mesh or use the little ties that are on there. I'm sure you know this but... I've seen strranger things.