So after a couple days like today i realize that i need a ground blind. Which blind would you recommend? it has to be roomy enough to shoot bow and possibly have a camera man as well. I would like to keep the price reasonable as well. thanks
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So after a couple days like today i realize that i need a ground blind. Which blind would you recommend? it has to be roomy enough to shoot bow and possibly have a camera man as well. I would like to keep the price reasonable as well. thanks
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If money is an issue and you want a good solid blind. I would recommend
the Primos line like zipper said. Primos had a lower priced model called the eclipse which is easy on the pocket and all around great blind. The comes the Vision, which I love and is really great and roomy blind. Either of these you can get from ebay at a great price. If you have Cabelas points you can use them to get it from them as well.
Best of luck and hope this helps. I have been filming out of blinds for over 9 years now and that is the way I would go,
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the Primos line like zipper said. Primos had a lower priced model called the eclipse which is easy on the pocket and all around great blind. The comes the Vision, which I love and is really great and roomy blind. Either of these you can get from ebay at a great price. If you have Cabelas points you can use them to get it from them as well.
Best of luck and hope this helps. I have been filming out of blinds for over 9 years now and that is the way I would go,
SS!
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Barronett blinds, the tall ones. Well made, roomy and tall enough for a 6'1" hunter with room to spare.
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i bought a rhino xp1 ground blind last year and love it. easy to set up and plenty of room for two hunters and gear
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i hunted out of a blind last week and took a shot at a doe and the net opened my rage 3 blades and sent my shot way off[wallmad]
200 sq inches I would put it on top, but you only need it during gun days.
I did a study on these nets last year after 3 bad shots that I knew it wasnt my fault. So I brought the blind home and shot through the netting at my target about 70% of the time it would throw my arrow off, by alot 6+" in any direction, the other times it would hit close to the spot i aimed. I then did it again with he netting off and had 100% in a grouping where i aimed. I had a friend do the same with his ground blind and with mine (without telling him why) and he was about the same results in both blinds. (we where using fixed blade broad heads both 3 different types). So now I take the netting down, there are enough things to make a shot go bad and to add one more to the list seams stupid to me, so i just dont chance it anymore.
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I leave the netting down.
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I really like my rhino. I don't remember exactly what I paid for it, but, they retail for about 300. They're built out of solid, canvas type material with reinforced corners. It's a sturdy blind, and, in the 'lost camo' pattern, they look awesome.
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I have the Primos Ground Max Predator and really like it. Lots' of room and it looks like Cabela's has a deal on them. 2 for $199. !! [eek][eek][eek]
Cabela's Primos Blind Deal
Cabela's Primos Blind Deal
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Try a good ol' no-nonsense fixed blade... Problem Solved ! [hihi]
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One problem solved and new problem started...you have to tune your bow....[ninja]
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