Bought a blind

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Bought a blind

Post by Limbshot » September 3rd, 2008, 10:41 am

Well after years of considering it, I decided to buy a blind. I didn't get a DB like I had been considering, but decided to go with the Primos Vision Blind. I have to say, so far I am pretty impressed, it is easy and quiet to set up, and I really like the window sash set up that allows you to see either 360 degrees, or you can cover up sections as you please. Plan on using it a bit this fall, we'll see what happens, never really done much blind hunting, but the misses is wanting to get out some this year, and she isn't real fond of being up in the trees.
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Re: Bought a blind

Post by hunting170 » September 3rd, 2008, 10:53 am

That looks like an awesome blind, especially for the price. Just be sure to put it out early enough for the deer to get used to it, or brush it in real good. Turkeys are oblivious to them, but deer don`t like them one bit.
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Re: Bought a blind

Post by Limbshot » September 3rd, 2008, 11:26 am

Yeah, I am pretty impressed by the blind, and the price, especially since B.P.S. had them reduced by $50 during the Fall Hunting Classic.

I had heard that about deer. I have a couple of places in mind that I'd like to use it, as they are not huntable from a treestand, but both places have some good brushy areas that I should be able to get this thing in the middle of. I think we will have a good time, plus it will make it easier to take my kids out, and that is really exciting for me!!!
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Re: Bought a blind

Post by Rafe Hollister » September 4th, 2008, 10:30 am

Limbshot will have plenty of room in that blind. He's the size of a garden gnome.
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Re: Bought a blind

Post by Limbshot » September 4th, 2008, 4:19 pm

Thanks for the tip Craig. Rafe is somewhat correct thought, I am 5'6" and the blind is 6 feet tall, if I am seating or kneeling, I will have plenty of space. That is one other thing I like about the blind, plenty space.
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