Hunting blind Q's.....
#1
Hunting blind Q's.....
I'm looking to get a blind for this springs turkey hunt so I can take my 6 yr old daughter along... You guys have any ones to suggest??? Please spare the double bull blind recommendations unless your going buy it for me.. LOL Way to $$ for me... I looking at a little more than $150 to spend... Which are roomy enough for shooting a bow out of and allow 2 people in... Any info would be greatly appreciated...
Thanks..
Thanks..
#2
Fork Horn
Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: Waterford, MI.
Posts: 307
RE: Hunting blind Q's.....
Ameristep Brickhouse or Eastman Carbon Venture should fall in that price range, They are hub type blinds similar to the Double bull. I bought an Eastman blind on ebay for under $120.00.
#3
Fork Horn
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Iowa
Posts: 470
RE: Hunting blind Q's.....
I bought an Eastman on Ebay too. I haven't used it much, but my old
timer neighbor shot his deer in it last year and really likes it. Lots of room in there! It did kind of cave in from too much wind andsnow though. Over all I'm very happy with the blind. Jim
timer neighbor shot his deer in it last year and really likes it. Lots of room in there! It did kind of cave in from too much wind andsnow though. Over all I'm very happy with the blind. Jim
#4
Join Date: Feb 2006
Location: Kenosha, WI
Posts: 24
RE: Hunting blind Q's.....
I like the brickhouse and the customer service is fantastic if you ever do have problems with it. I had a hub break on me after the 3rd use and they had a new one sent out to me in a week. I didnt even have to send the old one back. Take my word for it quality customer service on a affordable blind is worth its weight in gold.
Good luck
Steve
Good luck
Steve
#6
RE: Hunting blind Q's.....
Groundmax Escape DX - 70 inches square by 78 inches tall. Shoot through mesh on the windows, scent containment/elimination system, internal gear and stake pockets, hub style design....$150.
I bought one myself just the other day and plan on using it for spring gobbler and archery next fall.
I bought one myself just the other day and plan on using it for spring gobbler and archery next fall.