Anybody got any suggestions. Good and bad?

I use a bag chair, manly because it is easy to carry.

I've got a blackout made by bass pro. Legs adjust to level it and it has a back. Fairly comfy. A little heavy but well worth it.

Academy has one that i like. Has three legs (not four) which I like. They also have a "directors chair" that's decent. Those type are good for long term blind sets. Bag chairs are very comfortable, but slump back too much to shoot out of.
Just my opinion.

I bought a chair from Walmart that is fabric and folds. it comes with a case and shoulder strap. Not expensive and easy to fold to get out of the way.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Ozark-Trail-Folding-Chair/35491690

Sweet action Jackson. The bag chairs I have and multiples of and I don't care about being slumped back I've got a trigger stick bipod and monopod so that takes that out of the equation didn't know if tere was some secret chair that was the bomb.com

Triangle swivel stool, but I end up shooting from my knees most times

Just be sure your set up does not require you to quickly swivel different directions. Bag chairs suck for that. Sometimes deer don't cooperate too well and leave you with a weird shot that you must adjust quickly on. And make sure you don't have multiple elevation range you might have to face (looking simultaneously down hill with some level and uphill terrain in front of you). Being slumped sucks trying to get set on a deer moving through that

Got a swivel blind chair from Sportsman's guide for about $25.....l like it

Coleman bag chair

Derrick get you a five gallon bucket and move on.

smart ass. at least you can spell my name right

I use the excess swivel office chairs from work. Always throwing some out and they are comfortable, swivel, and go up and down. I don't move my blind around though.

I hate bag chairs. They suck, are uncomfortable and suck some more. For a sit of 3 hours or less I can deal with them in a pop-up or DIY-brushy blind but still don't like them.

I'll tote one of these (in brown or camo) for an enclosed blind or even a DIY-brush blind if I'm going to be there for a while. More comfortable and not heavy: Sit your butt here

I ordered the sportsman guide swivel chair last night. The swivel will be nice if like mentioned above the deer come out at an awkward angle or a different side than possible. By the way the promos "the club" blind is on amazon for $104 and is amazon prime. Mine will be here Wednesday

I like my Primos Double Bull Chair

Ive always used a bag chair. I like sitting down low in the chair and being able to dig my elbows into the arm rest to stabilize my rifle.

When you get your elbows locked in and braced in a set of shooting sticks, its like shooting off a bench.

Bag chairs are comfy, but are better suited for sitting around the campfire. I don't want to have to climb up out of a chair to make a shot and they can noisy after you've had them awhile, especially if they've been left outside. You just cant beat a swivel seat. I love them in loc-ons, blinds and ladderstand's. Once you use them, it spoils you. I'm currently looking for one for my new blind. Dove bucket gets old after a short while.

This wouldn't be for a pop up blind, but for my new shooting house I bought a retired barbers chair. It works perfect for my son since he needs to be lifted way up in the air. It is pretty comfortable too.