I looked at my pics again, and they just don't do it any justice. This blind is HUGE--at least as big as the biggest I've been in before, maybe bigger.
I hope to have a friend that knows how to take pictures over this week and get some better ones to give an idea of the size of this thing. Today I had company--there were three grown men inside one of these blinds (including me--the other two guys weren't as big, but they weren't small either) and we had plenty of room to move around--not at all elbow to elbow.
If you have ever been inside an Ameristep Penthouse, this one has at least as much room. It sets up faster, and takes down a LOT faster.
The first time I set it up, without even reading the instructions, I was able to set it up in a minute or two and can take it down as fast or faster. Getting it back into the carrying case is pretty easy also--ideal for turkey hunting as it can be assembled/dissasembled/moved quickly and easily.
It also has two small ports for a video camera, several pockets on the inside, and ties on the outside to add native brush to completely hide it.
Shipping isn't too bad on it. I checked the shipping from here to Copperas Cove, Tx (via Fed-Ex)--think it was $22 and change. Based on that, I figure I can ship almost anywhere in the continintal U.S. for $20-$30. I will only charge actual shipping cost, and can ship via Fed-Ex, USPS, or UPS.
Topic: New Hunting Blind (Read 623 times)
