Ameristep Brickhouse 360 Ground Blind
#2
OK, I'm being lazy. I just posted this on another thread so I'll just paste it here.
I bought this blind last year after checking out a bunch of different models, but not wanting to break the bank on a Double Bull.
http://www.ameristep.com/blinds/brickhouse.html
It offers 360 degree shooting and veiwing and uses magnets to hold up the blackout interior so you can easily raise and lower window areas without making noise. I wish I had this blind on my turkey hunt last year because if I had we would have gotten the kill on film. As it was the bird came in behind us and I was only able to get one window open to shoot through so the camera man couldn't get the bird on film.
This blind has a lot of bang for the buck.
I bought this blind last year after checking out a bunch of different models, but not wanting to break the bank on a Double Bull.
http://www.ameristep.com/blinds/brickhouse.html
It offers 360 degree shooting and veiwing and uses magnets to hold up the blackout interior so you can easily raise and lower window areas without making noise. I wish I had this blind on my turkey hunt last year because if I had we would have gotten the kill on film. As it was the bird came in behind us and I was only able to get one window open to shoot through so the camera man couldn't get the bird on film.
This blind has a lot of bang for the buck.
#4
hey that was my from post did you copy paste it on mine twoi think i might buy one of those to
ORIGINAL: HuntingBry
OK, I'm being lazy. I just posted this on another thread so I'll just paste it here.
I bought this blind last year after checking out a bunch of different models, but not wanting to break the bank on a Double Bull.
http://www.ameristep.com/blinds/brickhouse.html
It offers 360 degree shooting and veiwing and uses magnets to hold up the blackout interior so you can easily raise and lower window areas without making noise. I wish I had this blind on my turkey hunt last year because if I had we would have gotten the kill on film. As it was the bird came in behind us and I was only able to get one window open to shoot through so the camera man couldn't get the bird on film.
This blind has a lot of bang for the buck.
OK, I'm being lazy. I just posted this on another thread so I'll just paste it here.
I bought this blind last year after checking out a bunch of different models, but not wanting to break the bank on a Double Bull.
http://www.ameristep.com/blinds/brickhouse.html
It offers 360 degree shooting and veiwing and uses magnets to hold up the blackout interior so you can easily raise and lower window areas without making noise. I wish I had this blind on my turkey hunt last year because if I had we would have gotten the kill on film. As it was the bird came in behind us and I was only able to get one window open to shoot through so the camera man couldn't get the bird on film.
This blind has a lot of bang for the buck.
#6
I still say if you are going to use a Blind over a number of years you will appreciate the Quality and Featuresof the Double Bulls.
IMO you will alsosave money over the long run.
Dan
IMO you will alsosave money over the long run.

Dan
#8
a double bull is on my list but not in the next few years the new mlshut that down
ORIGINAL: MeanV2
I still say if you are going to use a Blind over a number of years you will appreciate the Quality and Featuresof the Double Bulls.
IMO you will alsosave money over the long run.
Dan
I still say if you are going to use a Blind over a number of years you will appreciate the Quality and Featuresof the Double Bulls.
IMO you will alsosave money over the long run.

Dan
#9
I'm not for sure how much they normally cost but this place has them on sale for 90
+shipping.
http://store.rogerssportinggoods.com/servlet/Detail?no=1025
I have the G-30 and am pretty satisfied with it. the 360 looks to be a good blind.
+shipping.
http://store.rogerssportinggoods.com/servlet/Detail?no=1025
I have the G-30 and am pretty satisfied with it. the 360 looks to be a good blind.



