What ground blind do you like and why?

[Blank]

Good looking blind. By zipping all the way up to the center, it makes it easy to set up.

 

[Cantshoot]

I like the double bulls because they seem to block out light better keeping you hidden when game is close.

 

[#1antler]

I also believe the new fad of see through blinds to be a joke!

 

[Weldor]

I have a old Cabela's lighting set pop up. The camo patern is perfect for hunting out here. 2 guys and room to draw or shoot. I believe they call it western zonz camo.

 

[wyodog]

I have been using the Baronnett OX 5. I really like this blind. It has been the best blind I have hunted from. I has so far been very durable and has been through some pretty stiff winds unscathed. it is nice and dark inside and I really like the the way the front window adjusts and how big or small you can adjust the window. also there is a lot space inside.

 

[Agross]

I also believe the new fad of see through blinds to be a joke!

Just curious as to why?

 

[#1antler]

Just curious as to why?

If sun is shinning in from side or behind all movements are highlighted. At least that is my opinion

 

[That7MagDude]

I'm a tall guy shooting a longbow so need the height. I run the Barronett Big Cat

 

[jjohnsonElknewbie]

Another vote for Barronett. I've abused the heck out of them, left them out in the field for a year or more, and other than a little fading of the camo, and kicking out families of mice, they hold up incredibly well. Their hubs and poles are extremely tough, and although a little on the heavy side, IME they are the best value for a rugged blind you can throw in the bed of your pickup.

The OX5 is a very roomy and tall blind, and at 6'1 I can stand up inside without having to bend over. I've hunted 3 people out of this blind with plenty of room for packs, snacks, and gear. The window openings are also controlled with stout cords and slides instead of zippers which provides both very quiet adjustment and long term reliability.

When I buy another blind it will be another Barronett.