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I am looking to purchase a larger hub style blind than my Cabelas Lighting Setup. I would like something large enough for me to draw my bow back comfortably. Being that I am 6'4" with a 30" draw my current choice doesn't allow that. I saw that field and stream makes a couple larger blinds. Anybody used these or have a better selection. Not looking to break my bank account either.
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I can't help you with a brand name but I've found that the blinds with windows on the corners are easier to draw a bow in. I face the corners towards the direction I want to shoot and draw diagonally in the blind. Hope this helps.
cabelas makes blinds like tepees that are made for bow hunting
The double bull matrix is large, portable blind with 360 degree visability. Plus the fabric does not reflect light and it quiet.
Remington, Mad Dog, Double Bull are a few I can suggest.
Ended up buying an Ameristep Bone Collector and set it up a couple time this evening. Love it so far.
Well, sounds like you need to get some Mexican freinds to hunt with. I had a freind who could not kill anything so he became freinds with a Mexican. Now his freezer is always full!!
thats because the deer see you and they think you're farm help and you'll lead them to the orchard.
I recently bought the Ameristep Brickhouse blind. Im 6'4" with a 30" draw on my bow. This blind still has room left over, and with a 360 degree view and shoot threw mesh windows it was the best 100$ Ive spent on hunting equipment so far. This blind takes only 30 seconds to put up or break down.
Take a look at GhostBlind.com. They have a great new blind that comes in two sizes. Their four panel blind runs $299 and their two panel $199. Even if this is over your budget, take a look, these are great blinds.
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I can't help you with a brand name but I've found that the blinds with windows on the corners are easier to draw a bow in. I face the corners towards the direction I want to shoot and draw diagonally in the blind. Hope this helps.
cabelas makes blinds like tepees that are made for bow hunting
The double bull matrix is large, portable blind with 360 degree visability. Plus the fabric does not reflect light and it quiet.
Remington, Mad Dog, Double Bull are a few I can suggest.
Ended up buying an Ameristep Bone Collector and set it up a couple time this evening. Love it so far.
Well, sounds like you need to get some Mexican freinds to hunt with. I had a freind who could not kill anything so he became freinds with a Mexican. Now his freezer is always full!!
thats because the deer see you and they think you're farm help and you'll lead them to the orchard.
I recently bought the Ameristep Brickhouse blind. Im 6'4" with a 30" draw on my bow. This blind still has room left over, and with a 360 degree view and shoot threw mesh windows it was the best 100$ Ive spent on hunting equipment so far. This blind takes only 30 seconds to put up or break down.
Take a look at GhostBlind.com. They have a great new blind that comes in two sizes. Their four panel blind runs $299 and their two panel $199. Even if this is over your budget, take a look, these are great blinds.
Post an Answer