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Do you like the Ground-max escape ground blind??????
01-04-2007, 02:14 PM
#2
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: san antonio,texas
Posts: 837
RE: Do you like the Ground-max escape ground blind??????
yea i do like it but the one i just bought recently had many defections in it,....like zippers not closing holes inn the blind , stiches coming out.......but then today i called there customer service and it was great they are now going to send me a new blind and it is going to include the mesh windows......they said that defetions like that dont happen often to ...but they c;d be lyin...just my 2 cents
01-04-2007, 03:30 PM
#3
Nontypical Buck
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Northern Wisconsin
Posts: 1,161
RE: Do you like the Ground-max escape ground blind??????
Yes i love it! Alot room and waterproof. I hunted in one turkey hunting and i wanted seeing that many birds but i kept sitting in it because it was to comfy to get out.
01-05-2007, 05:13 AM
#4
Boone & Crockett
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Lehigh County PA USA
Posts: 12,157
RE: Do you like the Ground-max escape ground blind??????
I enjoy using mine as well. I picked it up last year and used it extensively for spring turkey (check one of my journal articles). In my opinion it is one of the most overlooked, underrated blinds out there. Both Ameristep and Double Bull tend to get the most comments when it comes to blinds' threads but I think this one is a sleeper.
01-05-2007, 10:28 AM
#5
Spike
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: ND
Posts: 51
RE: Do you like the Ground-max escape ground blind??????
We have been using them for the past three years and have only had bad luck with one and that was with the new taller one. We leave our blind up from August through the end of December. Here in ND you go from 90 degrees in August to 30 below in the winter with winds hitting up to 50 mph at least two or three times every couple months. They out perform all other blinds hands down as far as durability. Double Bulls stretch out after a few months and you can't even keep them open. The bad luck was caused by wind, I think the taller ones are too tall and cant handle our weather here in ND. There are a few concepts I would change but I guarantee you would be more than happy with them. And like the Kidd said there customer service is first class!!!
01-05-2007, 11:29 AM
#6
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Kansas City, Missouri
Posts: 460
RE: Do you like the Ground-max escape ground blind??????
A guy at some pro shop recommended this one to me because he thought it was more durable and at a better price.
I've enjoyed my so far, the taller modelGB-3000. I had to return the first one that I bought on-line because last years model was shorter, but they were selling it under the same model number - so I was told, and, of course, they sent me last years model. It seems durable and the fabric is really tight when it's set up. I hope the thread they used at the seams is durable, because the seams are really stretched tight.
Basically I use it when taking my boys out with me. Three's a crowd, but it works. The boys can shoot while standing, I can shoot while sitting. Like the height because I'm 6'-1", but the height makes it more difficult to conceal in the brush. The velcro window strips are loud and sometimes difficult to attach the netting to the perimeter of the opening so just be sure to make your window adjustments as soon as you set up. I don't use the metal bow hanger, just seems to be in the way. I bought a metal stake-like thing that I stick in the ground and it holds the bow.
I've enjoyed my so far, the taller modelGB-3000. I had to return the first one that I bought on-line because last years model was shorter, but they were selling it under the same model number - so I was told, and, of course, they sent me last years model. It seems durable and the fabric is really tight when it's set up. I hope the thread they used at the seams is durable, because the seams are really stretched tight.
Basically I use it when taking my boys out with me. Three's a crowd, but it works. The boys can shoot while standing, I can shoot while sitting. Like the height because I'm 6'-1", but the height makes it more difficult to conceal in the brush. The velcro window strips are loud and sometimes difficult to attach the netting to the perimeter of the opening so just be sure to make your window adjustments as soon as you set up. I don't use the metal bow hanger, just seems to be in the way. I bought a metal stake-like thing that I stick in the ground and it holds the bow.
