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I have had the same blind for the last 4 seasons, hardcore brand man cave and its a super comfortable blind with lots of room for me, my gun, and my blind bag with shell pouches on either side and flagging holes on both sides. Down fall is there are no backpack style straps for long hauls when you cant get your truck and trailer right to the X in the field
I am still a big believer in minimal footprint for maximum concealment so my vote goes to the Power Hunter. May not be the most comfortable but it hides well, shells in my pocket calls around my neck everything else hidden under the sleeper shells:):)
If your a big man or want the room i'd say Tangle Free Deadzone.
I'm still hunting out of my standard Redhead layout that I bought over 8 seasons ago.
It's full of empty hulls and dirt, but it's still holding up, lol!
-Nick
Its regular 329.99$ is really goes as low as 169$?Quote:
Originally Posted by Campbery
goose buster
Yep it sure does. Last time I saw it was either just before the season opened or very early in the season last year. Just keep checking if you're not in a rush.Quote:
Originally Posted by fishingguy87
No hurry, was actually waiting for the late summer hunting sales and for Cabelas to come to Barrie.
Looking at the specs between that and the Goose Buster XL they are the same blind, but the Goose Buster has a nicer price tag.Quote:
Originally Posted by IH8ATTN
At one time I had 8 final approach eliminators. They were the original made in the USA. Used them hard for many yrs. still have 2 eliminators and 1 final approach "SUB" bought the sub for taking to Texas and sask. Now there are so many manufacturers of blinds it's would be hard to pick. Things I would look for are waterproof, dull finish, stubble straps, comfortable back support and room to move. I use to roll around in mine when I was calling and watching a flock :) funny thinking about how exciting it was to be working the flocks into the spread.