Ground blind selection?
#1
Ground blind selection?
I am looking for a ground blind for deer and turkey, both archery and firearms. I will be woods hunting here in Missouri and would like a blind big enough for two folks. I am a large specimen (6'5", 300lbs.) and because of physical limitations I will need sit for long periods. What say you? Thanks...
p.s.
Which chair do you use?
p.s.
Which chair do you use?
#2
Spike
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Kansas City
Posts: 32
I have only bought one blind and have one problem like yourself i am a large man 6 foot 6 320 and I have a 31 inch draw on my bow make sure you have enough room to draw your bow without hitting the wall of the blind
#7
Exactly, the soccer mom camp style chairs with no arms are perfect. Ive had mine for several years and can sit sun up to sun down
#8
GaryO
I have had 7 different blinds. I bow and gun hunt out of them sometimes with 2 people.
My experience is that the hub style blind is best especially when trying to fit 2 bow hunters. I prefer one that has a 72" width. I have on that is 60" width that is barely usable for bow with 1 person.
a blind that is OK in quality (not the best but mine is 5 years old) is an Ameristep Brickhouse. I have 2 of these.
For gun, many of the blinds with work more easily. Not a big fan of the Doghouse style blinds but are OK for gun hunting. I own one but it doesnt get too much use any longer
I have had 7 different blinds. I bow and gun hunt out of them sometimes with 2 people.
My experience is that the hub style blind is best especially when trying to fit 2 bow hunters. I prefer one that has a 72" width. I have on that is 60" width that is barely usable for bow with 1 person.
a blind that is OK in quality (not the best but mine is 5 years old) is an Ameristep Brickhouse. I have 2 of these.
For gun, many of the blinds with work more easily. Not a big fan of the Doghouse style blinds but are OK for gun hunting. I own one but it doesnt get too much use any longer
#10