Bowhunting Blind??
#1

I am looking to buy a blind for archery hunting. i would like something that can hold 2 people and enough room to draw. im not sure i want mesh windows anymore....dont know how accurate my arrow would be because of the mesh, BUT im not sold that deer cant see into the blind and see you...at the current moment i dont want to spend more than 100 bucks. right now i have 2 in mind that look good, basically im looking for reviews on them, or info on what a great archery blind is that meets my standards, thanks!!
http://www.amazon.com/KillZone-Hunti...pr_product_top
http://www.amazon.com/Ameristep-815-...7911652&sr=8-3
http://www.amazon.com/KillZone-Hunti...pr_product_top
http://www.amazon.com/Ameristep-815-...7911652&sr=8-3
#2

I'd shy away from the Ameristep (I have one and it's just not quite right for bowhunting) but that KillZone is one hell of a deal and twice or even 3 times the blind. (I also have one similar to that one).
#3
Spike
Join Date: Nov 2009
Location: SW Penn.
Posts: 78

I have shot several deer and turkey from my blind similar to the Killzone that you are looking at. I can say that I have not had a problem shooting through mesh. I shot a doe two years ago at 35 yards and my arrow went exactly where I wanted it. I do shoot fixed blade. Not sure if mechanicals would be any different though. I don't know how well they can see through the windows though, we have videotaped turkey on several different hunts. One one occasion we had a hen within two yards, never knew we were there. It is actually pretty cool, when you hold the camera close enough or just zoom through the window you can even see the mesh, it is like its not there...
#5

Whats so hard about bowhunting out of the Ameristep.. I have two Ameristep brickhouses and they are GREAT for bowhunting... We have shot many deer out of them as well turkeys with our archery equipement.. I love the vertical windows that they have in the corners (which are designed for the bowhunter in mind).. I have hunted out of other pop-ups and never really cared for most of them... I would recommend this blind to anyone that wants to bowhunt from the ground...
#6

I have shot several deer and turkey from my blind similar to the Killzone that you are looking at. I can say that I have not had a problem shooting through mesh. I shot a doe two years ago at 35 yards and my arrow went exactly where I wanted it. I do shoot fixed blade. Not sure if mechanicals would be any different though. I don't know how well they can see through the windows though, we have videotaped turkey on several different hunts. One one occasion we had a hen within two yards, never knew we were there. It is actually pretty cool, when you hold the camera close enough or just zoom through the window you can even see the mesh, it is like its not there...
#9

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iV8T1nVIwU
here is the link, if you happen to get it before me, let me know what your opinion is of it! it looks to be a great blind!
here is the link, if you happen to get it before me, let me know what your opinion is of it! it looks to be a great blind!