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Re: Which popup blind to buy?
[Re: CaptKirk]
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I am perhaps in need a of a pop up blind ti get tot a buck that rarely leaves 150 acres of 6 year cutover.
What I am most concerned about with a blind:
- Must be quiet, easy and require little movement to setup.
- must be good for glassing a hillside with binos.
- Able to withstand element to be left outdoors for a couple weeks.
- hold two hunters (kid or wife)
- budget is tight. So cheapest might take the cake.
What are your thoughts? I havent used one in over ten years. I’ve got an Ameristep that I believe is 5x5 you can have if you ever make it up to Shelby county. It’s not fancy but will do everything you just described.
Ya'll are just overthinking it now
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