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When building ground blinds, always try to make one instead of wasteing all of that money on some cheaply made piece of crap.Home made ground blinds also, last longer if you make them right.For intructions on how to make some great ground blinds e-mail me at [email protected]

#5

I'm seriously looking at purchasing the ground blind that mirror images the surroundings. That HAS to be one of the more intriguing concepts yet. Still waiting on reviews. Anyone on here have any experience with it?
#6

ORIGINAL: crokit
I'm seriously looking at purchasing the ground blind that mirror images the surroundings. That HAS to be one of the more intriguing concepts yet. Still waiting on reviews. Anyone on here have any experience with it?
I'm seriously looking at purchasing the ground blind that mirror images the surroundings. That HAS to be one of the more intriguing concepts yet. Still waiting on reviews. Anyone on here have any experience with it?
As for good pop-up blinds under $200.... Ameristep makes some great ones. I have two of their Dog House Blinds and love them.
#7

ORIGINAL: fishintay
When building ground blinds, always try to make one instead of wasteing all of that money on some cheaply made piece of crap.Home made ground blinds also, last longer if you make them right.For intructions on how to make some great ground blinds e-mail me at [email protected].
When building ground blinds, always try to make one instead of wasteing all of that money on some cheaply made piece of crap.Home made ground blinds also, last longer if you make them right.For intructions on how to make some great ground blinds e-mail me at [email protected].
