Chairs for in the blind
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From: huntinelk
17-Jun-17
I'm looking for suggestions on a good chair for in a pop up blind. I've always used the collapsible type lawn chairs that fold down and go in a bag. I would like to get a couple of the swiveling ones with adjustable legs that can keep the chair level on uneven ground.
What brand have you had good luck with and like? Are there any you don't like?
Thanks
From: Buck Watcher
17-Jun-17
I made (the latest version) mine from an old boat seat, 2 closet flanges, a 12" piece of 1" galvanized pipe and a 14"(?) 2x12. It swivels (silently), comes apart to transport, and is comfortable. I bring a few different of 1” wide slats to level it.
From: t-roy
17-Jun-17
I have a Millenium (G100 I think is the model). Very comfortable, adjustable for uneven ground. Little on the heavy side, but not too bad. I also have one of the Cabelas models that works ok but it's not very comfortable IMO.
Not sure if Huntmore is still in business. Looked like a great chair, however, a couple of years ago, I ordered one at a Scheels store. After waiting for 4-5 months, I canceled the order a just bought the Millennium that was in stock. Problem was on Huntmore's end not Scheel's.
From: trackman
17-Jun-17
Just rig up a boat seat with a good base
From: petedrummond
17-Jun-17
Use a metal folding church chair on a patch of linoleum. Swivel your butt not the chair. Never squeaks. Low tech and dirt cheap
From: Tracker
17-Jun-17
I'm not so concerned with a swivel but I have to have adjustable legs. It seems I am always on a hillside or uneven ground.
From: PAOH
17-Jun-17
Alps outdoors stealth hunter chair is pretty nice for the money. Quiet, comfortable & legs and chair are adjustable.
From: IdyllwildArcher
17-Jun-17
They already have crosswalks that chirp when it's time to go... do they really need their own chairs too?
EDIT: Oh, IN the blind. Never mind.
