ground blinds ?????

[San Juan Slim]

I have an Escape Deluxe Gound Max blind I bought for antelope hunting later this summer.  It is tall enough for me (6-4) to stand up and shoot a longbow.  It was easy to set up and it seems sturdy in the spring winds we've had.  They run about $150 to $170 depending on where you find them.  

As for the shoot through mesh, I shot a field point through mine and hit what I was looking at.  The mesh does affect your perception of the target though.

Mike

[Jerry Jeffer]

I can't get into spending the cash on a thing like that. Rather put it toward a new bow. But hey, if it's what you want.... This is my ground blind of choice.
 

[DeerSpotter]

" The mesh windows MUST be tight!!  "


I disagree, if you are to shoot through screen is tight and allows no fluctuation for the Arrow to have movement, if it is tight as the first tip of the Arrow goes through, it will throw off the backend of the Arrow, you need to have this loose, not to lose, but loose enough to allow the Arrow to ban without interference.

I have found that when the screen is tight my shots are either off the left or to the right dependent on the fluctuation in the distance I am from my shoot through screen.

When the shoot through screen is loose there is fluctuation and the Arrow hits the spot.  I've taken my lessons and the experience of Brooks, from Double Bull, and they use these things more than anybody else.


Pastor Carl

[pj starrett]

I had an ameristep brickhouse tsc and I really liked it but did have hub problems and now dont use it.  want a db myself but too cheap(me that is)