Ground blinds

[trophyhunter]

Hey all,

I’m looking to pickup a ground blind or 2 for archery. What would everyone recommend?


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[Rackmastr]

I've loved my Rhino blind and has lasted me a good long time. Lots of options in it. Not sure if you can buy them in Canada or not but its served me really well

[trophyhunter]

Originally Posted by Rackmastr

I've loved my Rhino blind and has lasted me a good long time. Lots of options in it. Not sure if you can buy them in Canada or not but its served me really well

Thanks for the input Rackmastr, seems you can grab the Rhinos off Amazon for a decent price. How is the fabric on them, does it keep the rain out?


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[Rackmastr]

Yes, I've left mine up for several days at one site and have had snow/rain/sleet never be an issue inside at all. Very durable fabric and much better than some of the cheaper ones I've handled.

I had an older Double Bull that was great, but prefer the Rhino to it. Great design for both archery or rifle hunting

[3blade]

Hay bale blind. Put it wherever the deer are, they don’t even look twice at it.

I have an older bone collector pop up...it works ok if set up ahead of time, the window mesh never affected accuracy...but it reflects light in a very unnatural way. Killed a few deer out of it, and also had the wind send it 1/2 mile away and occasionally snow will knock it down.

[MPH]

Using a Cabelas ZonZ Specialist blind that I am happy with. Easy to set up and pack around. Has held up in some decent snowfalls. Use it along with their Max 360 blind chair makes longer sits pretty easy.

[Salavee]

Originally Posted by trophyhunter

Hey all,

I’m looking to pickup a ground blind or 2 for archery. What would everyone recommend?


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These Ghost Blinds are great if correctly set up. Light weight and portable and come with Carrying case. Quick to set up.

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