Jim and I are trying to decide on a ground blind to add to our arsenal for use in our hog and turkey hunting operation, True south Adventures, in South Florida.
They are really handy to aid in scent control for swirling winds or if it's raining, and we have several clients who come with their wives or kids.
Filmimg is much easier too.
We're building a permanent blind , but portables have their place too.
We have been disappointed in the durability of most blinds due to the thin material used. I love the heavy cordura in the Double Bull Dark Horse, but just wish they were a little taller for trad bow use.
So, after some more research, we are looking at either the Hidden Hunter 6' model or the Lucky's Texas Special which is 7' 4" x 5' 8" high.
I see that Lucky's uses 600 denier fabric. I can't tell from the websites what the fabric is on the HH. One testimonial on the Lucky's site says that a fellow has had his blind up and in the woods for ten continual years and the fabric is still intact and useable.
I'm going to ask four questions.
Does anyone have any experience with either of these blinds?
What are your comments about the one you have?
How does the fabric compare to the Double Bull?
I know Ron LaClair is a tradgang source of HH...can I buy the Lucky's from one of our vendors here?
Thank you for your help.