good blind
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From: nockup
24-Feb-17
Can anyone recommend a good inexpensive archery ground blind?
From: StrutNut
24-Feb-17
Find a used double bull. I have used other blinds and double bulls quality and usability are tough to beat. You really notice the quality on a windy day. Other blinds I have owned make noise and move. Double Bulls just are worth the extra money.
From: PECO
24-Feb-17
Get one soon, and practice setting it up, taking it down, and shooting from it. Not something you want to be figuring out on opening day.
From: drycreek
24-Feb-17
PM sent nockup
From: Scooby-doo
24-Feb-17
Depends how you want to use it. Double Bulls are awesome but they are heavier then most and they are expensive. I would recommend an Ameristep to start, they hold up well and are light and do not fad as a lot of others tend to do if left out for a a while. Scooby
From: wyliecoyote
24-Feb-17
I agree with Scooby...light and portable...and 1/4 the cost of a quality Double Bull..
Joe
From: Dan Mallia
24-Feb-17
Whichever one you get make sure you shoot from it!! And get the biggest one you can fit in. I bought a doghouse and when I practiced shooting from it, I soon realized that it wasn't going to work for me!
From: wyliecoyote
26-Feb-17
I have been real happy with the Doghouse...never had a shooting problem?? I put a metal "S" hook on the inside roof cross-over, hang my bow from it with arrow nocked...real easy to pull down, aim, and shoot...turkeys never know what hit em !!
Joe
From: jims
26-Feb-17
Lots of room and good quality if you can find a decent deal on a Double bull-double wide.
From: sbschindler
26-Feb-17
a good double is hard to beat, but if the winds isn't going to blow a primos vision is good too
From: primitve
07-Mar-17
I used a Herters pop up on a Coues hunt this past January and it was really nice, light, and cheap. I shoot a 56 inch longbow and had no issues with it.
