Ground blinds

[SCS]

Who uses 'em, and what's a decent one for shooting a 60" bow out of?

Steve

[Stump73]

I use the older double bull. If I didnt have it I would invest in a Hidden Hunter.

[fnshtr]

I hunt with a 60" recurve out of my Primos Predator Ground Max blind. For the price, it was hard to beat. About $100 on sale.

[sheepdogreno]

I have an ameristep hub blind.used for turkey hunting and deer hunting the past few yrs and it's held up well for a cheap blind. I have only shot one deer out of it with a wheel bow. Haven't used it much with my 62in recurve

[Bow man]

Check out Baronett blinds. They have several taller ones

[Sam McMichael]

I use brush blinds. They give better overhead clearance for my upper bow limb. Besides, they are a lot cheaper.

[Slickhead]

Im thinking of getting one.
Never used one before but with nasty weather and old bones I thought it may help.
Look at the big mike blinds.
Very tall.

[R. W. Mackey]

You might want to check out the new Primos Shack Attack
Blind. It's a remake of an older style, two hub blind. A lot lighter
Because only use two hubs, kind of looks like a pup tent, has a very high center so you can shoot a long, long bow out of it.
Has a much smaller footprint because of design, easier to hide. I have one and am very impressed.

RW

[Jerry Jeffer]

I go with the natural ground blind. Easier to move locations if needed and no troubles for my 70" longbow

[Bernie B.]

I don't think you'd go wrong with a Barronett blind.  I have the 350 and Big Mike's.  Both are great (80" height) but I like the Big Mike's a little better because of the windows.  The windows in the 350 are pretty high, but the problem is easily solved with a bar stool.  Very well constructed hub blinds.

Bernie

[mnbwhtr]

I second Bernie, I have several and all have good points and bad points but for the money Barronett's big mike is probably best.

[meathead]

Hidden hunter is the way to go.

[K.S.TRAPPER]

barronett's are the way to go!        

Tracy

[Alexander Traditional]

I've got a hidden hunter blind and like it a lot. It goes up and comes down very quickly.

[Tall Paul]

The biggest problem I've found with most blinds, is that the bottom of the windows are too high to allow close shots for turkey hunting.

[OS]

Big Mike. Corner window zip way low for turkeys or setting up on ridge tops they work great !! I own 3.  68 inch Longview no problem.