Ground blind bow stands?
 

Alright, I realize I'm breaking my own rule by asking this question, but the search feture isn't currently functioning (at least not for me.)

Considering I just bought a Double Bull from Mobow, I realized I'm going to need something to prop my bow up to keep it semi-out of the way while calling (turkeys.)

What have you used in the past or what do you currently use that you would reccommend? Preferably something lightweight and does not attatch to the stabalizer/stabalizer hole.

RE: Ground blind bow stands?
 

You're stupid. [:@] J/K

RE: Ground blind bow stands?
 

:D

Yeah!?

Well you can't come to my birthday this year, so there!

RE: Ground blind bow stands?
 

Modify an old metal clothes hanger and hang it from the interior of the blind.

There, can I come now?

RE: Ground blind bow stands?
 

Fine, you can come.

How much room is there in the Matrix?

There will be myself, my friend, two bows, and our video equipment. We'll need to conserve as much room as possible.

RE: Ground blind bow stands?
 

I dunno, I have never even been inside of a ground blind before.

I just made something up that seemed somewhat intelligent.

But since you are going to be having a sausage fest in the ground blind you might have to try Plan B. . .

And I don't have a Plan B. ;)

RE: Ground blind bow stands?
 

You can get a bow holder that sticks in the ground at any sporting good place .
I got one and a tripod seat with my Double Bull T5 , it was part of a package deal.
Heres a link to there web site wher you might want to order one.
( www.doublebullarchery.com )

RE: Ground blind bow stands?
 

Now thats funny.:D

RE: Ground blind bow stands?
 

I have a bow holder made by allen? Paid like $6 at Dicks sporting goods. It sticks in the ground and has two prongs that you slip the lower limb between. The whole thing is PVC coated and there are rubber tubes on the prongs to help protect the bow and keep things quiet. It works.

RE: Ground blind bow stands?
 

My buddy has a Matrix that we bow hunt out of. He bought some rebar and bent it like a lamp holder that people hang lanterns on, and he used a grinder to put a point on the end that goes in the ground....works well and was really cheap.