Ground Blinds, which one???
#1
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Joined: Feb 2003
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From: Nashville Tennessee USA
I have never been in a ground blind and know nothing about them. I' m 6' 4" and would like to start hunting out of a blind (turkey and deer). The question I have is which blind is the easiest to setup and dismantle along with durability, scent proof, and is spacious enough to be mobile inside even with my height. Also the ability to have 360 degree shooting capability.
Thanks and good hunting!!!
jt
Thanks and good hunting!!!
jt
#4
I am 6' 4" tall and I have no problem using the Ameristep Doghouse blind. Heck, I have even hunted in it with one or two other hunters though 3 is definitely crowded.
It is quiet, easy to use, very affective, lightweight, durable and the best part is the price. Cabelas has them for $70 in Tangle camo or $80 in Breakup.
It is quiet, easy to use, very affective, lightweight, durable and the best part is the price. Cabelas has them for $70 in Tangle camo or $80 in Breakup.
#8
Joined: Mar 2003
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Double Bull is the way to go. No other even compares. I' m 6' 5" , 240. Plenty of room. I have a friend who has the Penthouse. Every time we zipped it up, I was afraid it would tear. I shot my ' lope out of my DB last year and will never give it up.
#10
Fork Horn
Joined: Mar 2003
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From: Grand Rapids, Michigan
I bought the T5 from Double bull and hunted out of it alot last year. I will tell you this, if you hunt deer with it you have to use your shoot threw netting. I had a 8 point come in when I left the netting down and he picked me right out. My buddy ended up shooting him on the first day of the gun season up here in Michigan. If you plan on hunting turkeys with it you do not need the netting up but keep the windows behind you closed so they do not see you move. Also keep in mind that you will lose ablut 10 to 15 min. of light in the evening.
Good luck!!!
Good luck!!!


